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libgda-1.0.4 and libgnomedb-1.0.4 updates
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[patch]
libgda-1.0.4 gtk_doc patch
libgda-1.0.4-gtkdoc_fixes.patch (text/plain), 15.23 KB, created by
Robert Davis
on 2004-04-21 14:46:29 UTC
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libgda-1.0.4 gtk_doc patch
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>diff -NurB libgda-1.0.3-orig/doc/C/libgda-docs.sgml libgda-1.0.3/doc/C/libgda-docs.sgml >--- libgda-1.0.3-orig/doc/C/libgda-docs.sgml 2004-04-01 04:22:09.000000000 -0500 >+++ libgda-1.0.3/doc/C/libgda-docs.sgml 2004-04-01 06:04:12.000000000 -0500 >@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ > > <!ENTITY LIBGDA "<application>libgda</application>"> > <!ENTITY GNOMEDB "<application>GNOME-DB</application>"> >-<!ENTITY igalia '<ulink url="http://www.igalia.com">Igalia, S.L.</ulink>'> >+<!ENTITY igalia '<emphasis><ulink url="http://www.igalia.com">Igalia, S.L.</ulink></emphasis>'> > <!ENTITY API "<acronym>API</acronym>"> > <!ENTITY DBMS "<acronym>DBMS</acronym>"> > <!ENTITY DSN "<acronym>DSN</acronym>"> >@@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ > <!ENTITY GDADATAMODELHASH "<xref linkend='libgda-GdaDataModelHash'>"> > <!ENTITY fullexample SYSTEM "examples/full_example.c" CDATA linespecific> > <!ENTITY migration.sgml SYSTEM "migration.sgml"> >-<!ENTITY libgda-batch SYSTEM "sgml/gda-batch.sgml"> > <!ENTITY libgda-blob SYSTEM "sgml/gda-blob.sgml"> > <!ENTITY libgda-client SYSTEM "sgml/gda-client.sgml"> > <!ENTITY libgda-command SYSTEM "sgml/gda-command.sgml"> >@@ -391,23 +390,23 @@ > will need to install a few packages in the following way: > </para> > <PROGRAMLISTING> >- <SYSTEMITEM CLASS="prompt">$</SYSTEMITEM> <USERINPUT> apt-get install <EMPHASIS>package-names</EMPHASIS></USERINPUT> >+ <SYSTEMITEM CLASS="prompt">$</SYSTEMITEM> <USERINPUT> apt-get install <REPLACEABLE>package-names</REPLACEABLE></USERINPUT> > </PROGRAMLISTING> > <para> > These are the packages you will need for this: > </para> > <ITEMIZEDLIST> >- <LISTITEM>libgda2-1</LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM>libgda2-common</LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM>libgda2-dev</LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM>libgda2-doc</LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM>libgda2-dbg</LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para>libgda2-1</para></LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para>libgda2-common</para></LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para>libgda2-dev</para></LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para>libgda2-doc</para></LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para>libgda2-dbg</para></LISTITEM> > </ITEMIZEDLIST> > <para> > You can obtain information about any packages with: > </para> > <PROGRAMLISTING> >- <SYSTEMITEM CLASS="prompt">$</SYSTEMITEM> <USERINPUT> apt-cache show <EMPHASIS>package-names</EMPHASIS></USERINPUT> >+ <SYSTEMITEM CLASS="prompt">$</SYSTEMITEM> <USERINPUT> apt-cache show <replaceable>package-names</replaceable></USERINPUT> > </PROGRAMLISTING> > <para> > If you cannot find this packages, you must include in >@@ -637,8 +636,8 @@ > <LINK LINKEND="installation-provider">providers specific information</LINK>. > </para> > <para> >- There was a little bug<footnote>It can be fixed, but it >- is better not to run the risk of it.</footnote>, and it >+ There was a little bug<footnote><para>It can be fixed, but it >+ is better not to run the risk of it.</para></footnote>, and it > is that <LINK > LINKEND="gda-config-save-data-source">gda_config_save_data_source()</LINK> > does not create the configuration directory <filename >@@ -1141,7 +1140,7 @@ > <para> > The command type we most commonly use is <LINK > LINKEND="GdaCommandType">GDA_COMMAND_TYPE_SQL</LINK> because we will only >- focus on &SQL; queries<footnote>There are other command types, as &XML; and so on. >+ focus on &SQL; queries<footnote><para>There are other command types, as &XML; and so on.</para> > </footnote> > </para> > <PROGRAMLISTINGCO> >@@ -1244,13 +1243,13 @@ > LINKEND="data-model">data models</LINK>). You have two ways to do this: > </para> > <ITEMIZEDLIST> >- <LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para> > <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-execute-single-command"> >- gda_data_model_execute_single_command()</LINK> >+ gda_data_model_execute_single_command()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >+ <LISTITEM><para> > <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-execute-command"> >- gda_data_model_execute_command()</LINK> >+ gda_data_model_execute_command()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> > </ITEMIZEDLIST> > <para> >@@ -1340,29 +1339,29 @@ > Let's see the functions we need: > </para> > <ITEMIZEDLIST> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-n-rows">gda_data_model_get_n_rows()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-n-rows">gda_data_model_get_n_rows()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-n-columns">gda_data_model_get_n_columns()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-n-columns">gda_data_model_get_n_columns()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-describe-column">gda_data_model_describe_column()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-describe-column">gda_data_model_describe_column()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-column-title">gda_data_model_get_column_title()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-column-title">gda_data_model_get_column_title()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-column-position">gda_data_model_get_column_position()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-column-position">gda_data_model_get_column_position()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-row">gda_data_model_get_row()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-row">gda_data_model_get_row()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-value-at">gda_data_model_get_value_at()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-data-model-get-value-at">gda_data_model_get_value_at()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-row-get-value">gda_row_get_value()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-row-get-value">gda_row_get_value()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> > </ITEMIZEDLIST> > <para> >@@ -1514,7 +1513,7 @@ > </para> > </sect2> > </sect1> >- <sect1 ID="gdavalue"> >+ <sect1 ID="manage-gdavalue"> > <title>Managing values</title> > <para> > Values returned by functions of managing data are <LINK >@@ -1524,20 +1523,20 @@ > of them: > </para> > <ITEMIZEDLIST> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-free">gda_value_free()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-free">gda_value_free()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-is-null">gda_value_is_null()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-is-null">gda_value_is_null()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-copy">gda_value_copy()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-copy">gda_value_copy()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-compare">gda_value_compare()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-compare">gda_value_compare()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-stringify">gda_value_stringify()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-value-stringify">gda_value_stringify()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> > </ITEMIZEDLIST> > <para> >@@ -1637,20 +1636,20 @@ > classes, and they are: > </para> > <ITEMIZEDLIST> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-transaction-new">gda_transaction_new ()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-transaction-new">gda_transaction_new ()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-begin-transaction">gda_connection_begin_transaction ()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-begin-transaction">gda_connection_begin_transaction ()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-commit-transaction">gda_connection_commit_transaction ()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-commit-transaction">gda_connection_commit_transaction ()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-rollback-transaction">gda_connection_rollback_transaction ()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-connection-rollback-transaction">gda_connection_rollback_transaction ()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-command-set-transaction">gda_command_set_transaction ()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-command-set-transaction">gda_command_set_transaction ()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> > </ITEMIZEDLIST> > <para> >@@ -1809,17 +1808,17 @@ > Here you see the functions to manage errors: > </para> > <ITEMIZEDLIST> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-description">gda_error_get_description()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-description">gda_error_get_description()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-number">gda_error_get_number()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-number">gda_error_get_number()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-source">gda_error_get_source()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-source">gda_error_get_source()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> >- <LISTITEM> >- <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-sqlstate">gda_error_get_sqlstate()</LINK> >+ <LISTITEM><para> >+ <LINK LINKEND="gda-error-get-sqlstate">gda_error_get_sqlstate()</LINK></para> > </LISTITEM> > </ITEMIZEDLIST> > <para> >@@ -1920,9 +1919,9 @@ > <para> > There is no problem about calling several times to this > function because if you save an existing data source, it >- is replaced, so it could be advisable<footnote>But you must think >+ is replaced, so it could be advisable<footnote><para>But you must think > of security if you distribute the source code because people would see >- the passwords of your databases.</footnote> to save the data source >+ the passwords of your databases.</para></footnote> to save the data source > each time you want to create the connection. > </para> > </sect2> >@@ -1971,9 +1970,9 @@ > A normal query is a query that return data. This is made as a > <LINK LINKEND="libgda-GdaDataModel">data model</LINK>, analogous > to <EMPHASIS>GdaRecordset</EMPHASIS> in the old >- version<footnote>Now you have a <LINK >+ version<footnote><para>Now you have a <LINK > LINKEND="libgda-provider-recordset">GdaRecordset</LINK> class, >- but it is not recommended.</footnote>. >+ but it is not recommended.</para></footnote>. > </para> > <para> > As you can see in the following example, the function we use to >@@ -1987,11 +1986,11 @@ > </para> > <para> > As in the case of <LINK >- INKEND="gda-connection-execute-non-query">non queries</LINK>, you >+ LINKEND="gda-connection-execute-non-query">non queries</LINK>, you > must not use several semicolon-separated sentences, because you >- have a special function to do this<footnote><LINK >+ have a special function to do this<footnote><para><LINK > LINKEND="gda-connection-execute-command">gda_connection_execute_command >- ()</LINK></footnote>, but it is not recommended. >+ ()</LINK></para></footnote>, but it is not recommended. > </para> > </sect2> > </sect1> >@@ -2037,6 +2036,7 @@ > changes using &SQL;, so we consider data models not to be > modifiable. > </para> >+ </sect2> > <sect2> > <title>Accessing directly to columns</title> > <para> >@@ -2080,7 +2080,6 @@ > The following sections describe the API available for &GDA; applications. > </para> > &libgda-init; >- &libgda-batch; > &libgda-blob; > &libgda-client; > &libgda-command; >@@ -2268,7 +2267,7 @@ > <entry>Tables</entry> > <entry><parameter>GDA_CONNECTION_SCHEMA_TABLES</parameter></entry> > <entry>"name" (name of table, optional)</entry> >- <entry>name, owner, comments, SQL definition >+ <entry>name, owner, comments, SQL definition</entry> > </row> > <row> > <entry>Tables' parents</entry> >@@ -2355,7 +2354,7 @@ > <para>describe_column</para> > <para> > Returns information about a given column, in the form of >- a <xref linkend="GdaFieldAttributes">GdaFieldAttributes</xref>. >+ a <link linkend="GdaFieldAttributes">GdaFieldAttributes</link>. > </para> > </listitem> > <listitem> >@@ -2363,10 +2362,10 @@ > <para> > Retrieves a row from the data model. This function is very important > for the implementation of editable data models. What this function >- returns is a <xref linkend"GdaRow">GdaRow</xref>, which providers >- should uniquely identify (via <xref linkend="gda-row-set-id">gda_row_set_id</xref>). >+ returns is a <link linkend="GdaRow">GdaRow</link>, which providers >+ should uniquely identify (via <link linkend="gda-row-set-id">gda_row_set_id</link>). > This is needed so that later on, client applications can use the same >- <xref linkend="GdaRow">GdaRow</xref> returned by this method in >+ <link linkend="GdaRow">GdaRow</link> returned by this method in > the <function>update_row</function> and <function>remove_row</function> > methods. > </para> >@@ -2387,9 +2386,9 @@ > </para> > <para> > Before a data model can be edited, client applications must call the >- <xref linkend="gda-data-model-begin-edit">gda_data_model_begin_edit</xref> >+ <link linkend="gda-data-model-begin-edit">gda_data_model_begin_edit</link> > function, which emits the "begin_edit" signal on the >- <xref linkend="GdaDataModel">GdaDataModel</xref> class. So, providers >+ <link linkend="GdaDataModel">GdaDataModel</link> class. So, providers > should connect to this signal to be informed when the data model > starts being editing. In the callback connected to that signal, > it should start a transaction, for instance. >@@ -2430,7 +2429,10 @@ > </listitem> > </itemizedlist> > </sect1> >- &libgda-server-provider; >+ <sect1 id="libgda-server-provider-details"> >+ <title>Details</title> >+ &libgda-server-provider; >+ </sect1> > </chapter> > > <chapter id="libgda-xql">
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