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glib: Add helper functions to spawn a non-Send
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@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ pub use self::bridged_logging::{rust_log_handler, GlibLogger, GlibLoggerDomain, | |||
pub mod subclass; | |||
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mod main_context_futures; | |||
pub use main_context_futures::{JoinError, JoinHandle}; | |||
pub use main_context_futures::{spawn, spawn_with_priority, JoinError, JoinHandle}; |
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The naming of the functions is a bit suboptimal as there's also this set of functions: https://gtk-rs.org/gtk-rs-core/git/docs/glib/fn.spawn_async.html
Any suggestions?
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spawn_main_context
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Or directly make these two functions methods of MainContext
and add doc aliases on them.
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There are already methods with that name on MainContext
. The goal here is to have a function that gets the correct main context instance and then calls the method on that.
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spawn_on_thread_default_main_context()
could work of course, but that's almost as long as the implementation of the function :)
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Maybe could move this into a glib::futures
module, and also potentially move some other things in there. Not sure.
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Maybe something like this. It would take the thread-default main context if any, otherwise the global default. And then make sure that the current thread actually owns it. |
I guess there is not really any interest in having such a function? Let's close this then? |
Huh? This would definitely be helpful. Apps currently use a macro for this. |
I got no feedback at all so I assumed nobody actually needed it :) As it's apparently useful to you, do you have suggestions about the name and where to put it? Where/how would you expect it? |
Note that they do |
For an application that didn't configure a custom thread default main context this would end up the same. |
Conclusion seems to be to make a new |
Has anyone started working in that direction? |
I'm not aware of anybody having started such work |
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CC @elmarco @pbor @A6GibKm