G-Golf GObject Generic Values low level API.
Generic values — A polymorphic type that can hold values of any other
type.
GBoxed
+— GValue
The GValue structure is basically a variable container that
consists of a type identifier and a specific value of that type. The
type identifier within a GValue structure always determines the type of
the associated value. To create a undefined GValue structure, simply
call g-value-new, which create a zero-filled GValue structure. To
create and initialize a GValue, use the g-value-init procedure. A
GValue cannot be used until it is initialized. The basic type operations
(such as freeing and copying) are determined by the
GTypeValueTable associated with the type ID stored in the GValue.
Please read the Generic Values section from the GObject reference manual for a complete description.
Returns an integer.
Obtains and returns the size of a GValue.
Returns a pointer to a GValue.
Creates and returns (a pointer to) an empty (uninitialized)
GValue.
Returns a pointer to a GValue.
Creates and initializes a GValue with the default value for
g-type, which can either be an integer - a GType static or
dynamic value, or a symbol - a member of the
%g-type-fundamental-types.
Returns nothing.
Clears the current value in g-value (if any) and ‘unsets’ the
type. This releases all resources associated with g-value. An
unset GValue is the same as an uninitialized (zero-filled)
GValue structure.