— Class: <gnome-program>

Derives from <gobject>.

This class defines the following slots:

app-id

ID string to use for this application

app-version

Version of this application

human-readable-name

Human readable name of this application

gnome-path

Path in which to look for installed files

gnome-prefix

Prefix where GNOME was installed

gnome-libdir

Library prefix where GNOME was installed

gnome-datadir

Data prefix where GNOME was installed

gnome-sysconfdir

Configuration prefix where GNOME was installed

app-prefix

Prefix where this application was installed

app-libdir

Library prefix where this application was installed

app-datadir

Data prefix where this application was installed

app-sysconfdir

Configuration prefix where this application was installed

create-directories

Create standard GNOME directories on startup

enable-sound

Enable sound on startup

espeaker

How to connect to esd

popt-table

The table of options for popt

popt-flags

The flags to use for popt

popt-context

The popt context pointer that GnomeProgram is using

goption-context

The goption context pointer that GnomeProgram is using

— Function: gnome-program-get ⇒  (ret <gnome-program>)

Retrieves an object that stored information about the application's state. Other functions assume this will always return a <gnome-program> object which (if not ‘#f’) has already been initialized.

ret

The application's <gnome-program> instance, or ‘#f’ if it does not exist.

— Function: gnome-program-get-app-id (self <gnome-program>) ⇒  (ret mchars)
— Method: get-app-id

This function returns a pointer to a static string that the application has provided as an identifier. This is not meant as a human-readable identifier so much as a unique identifier for programs and libraries.

program

The program object

ret

Application ID string.

— Function: gnome-program-get-app-version (self <gnome-program>) ⇒  (ret mchars)
— Method: get-app-version

This function returns a pointer to a static string that the application has provided as a version number. This is not meant as a human-readable identifier so much as a unique identifier for programs and libraries.

program

The application object

ret

Application version string.