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* e-storage-set-view.c (popup_folder_menu): Don't assert that there is a handler, so we don't crash if user clicks on a folder whose type we cannot handle for some reason [such as an uninstalled component]. * evolution-test-component.c (activity_client_cancel_callback): New callback for the "cancel" signal on the EvolutionActivityClient object. (activity_client_show_details_callback): New callback for the "show_details" signal. (timeout_callback_1): Connect these two signal handlers. * e-activity-handler.c (task_widget_button_press_event_callback): Ahem, right-click is button 3, not button 2. (show_cancellation_popup): Actually pop up the menu. (get_corba_null_value): New helper function to create a CORBA_any null value. (report_task_event): New helper function to report events to the listener. (task_widget_cancel_callback): Use it. Report "Cancel" instead of "Cancelled". (task_widget_show_details_callback): New, callback for the "Show Details" right-click menu item. * evolution-activity-client.c: Updated to dispatch the "Cancel" and "ShowDetails" events as "cancel" and "show_details" signals. (class_init): Install the signals. (listener_callback): Updated to update the signals corresponding to the "ShowDetails" and "Cancel" events. * Evolution-Activity.idl: Changed the docs about the events sent to the Bonobo::Listener. We now only have "ShowDetails" and "Cancelled". * evolution-test-component.c (timeout_callback_1): Make the activity cancellable so we can test the right-click cancel menu too. * main.c (idle_cb): Actually exit if we cannot reach to the shell. svn path=/trunk/; revision=10684
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.