the ::Shell interface to happen before the shell is actually fully
initialized. This is a lame hack and not a nice, complete
solution for the problem, but it should do for now.]
* e-shell.c: New member `is_initialized' in `EShellPrivate'.
(init): Initialize to %FALSE.
(e_shell_construct): Set `is_initialized' to %TRUE after the
initialization sequence is finished.
(raise_exception_if_not_ready): New utility function to raise the
notReady exception if the shell is not ready.
(impl_Shell__get_displayName): Call it.
(impl_Shell_getComponentByType): Likewise.
(impl_Shell_createNewView): Likewise.
(impl_Shell_handleURI): Likewise.
(impl_Shell_selectUserFolder): Likewise.
(impl_Shell_getLocalStorage): Likewise.
(impl_Shell_createStorageSetView): Likewise.
(impl_Shell_setLineStatus): Likewise.
(e_shell_construct): Print out the repo_id of the exception from
`bonobo_get_object()' if it fails. Also, register on OAF just
before displaying the splash.
* Evolution-Shell.idl: New exception `NotReady'. All the CORBA
methods on ::Shell can now raise this exception.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=12826
Two things are built in this directory: the shell's executable, named
`evolution', and the shell utility library, `libeshell'.
The `e-*' files belong to the shell, and their API is not exported at
all.
The `evolution-*' files, instead, are Bonobo-style wrappers for the
shell's Evolution:: CORBA interfaces. They are all compiled into
`libeshell'; the shell itself links against `libeshell'.
The `evolution-*-client' files are utility GTK+-style wrappers for the
CORBA methods; the modules whose name does not end with `-client',
instead, are Bonobo-like GTK+ objects wrapping the implementation of
the CORBA server.
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