Patrick Monnerat authored Apr 19, 2024 and Jan Tojnar committed Apr 19, 2024

Python 3.13 removes PySys_SetArgv(), set sys.argv in Python language.

Picked from https://github.com/mate-desktop/python-caja/commit/dac54a63e1aa623df411a6b8f8d4062ba9cd273e

GNOME 43 has been merged to master a while ago,
let’s switch to unstable channel based off of it.

The build may fail with underlinking on some distros:

    src/nautilus-python.c:158: undefined reference to `g_module_open'

It will verify that the project still builds and upload the build docs to GitLab pages.

Nix [1] is purely functional package manager allowing to easily
install dependencies in a reproducible manner.
A developer can run `nix-shell` in the project directory
and they will be dropped into a shell with all the necessary
build dependencies.

The dependencies are pinned so that same version can be
used on CI and developers’ machines.
One can run `nix-shell --run 'niv update'` to update to latest version.

[1]: https://nixos.org/

version is already defined in entities.docbook and builddate is not meaningful if we want to support reproducible builds without annoying tracking of the commit date.

Fixes: #15

Do not mention Python 2 or ancient nautilus-python version, reduce redundancy, make data paths description more precise.

That way, it will be easier to notice that it does not belong to PropertyPageProvider section.

And rebuild them when that happens.

This replaces NautilusPropertyPageProvider from Nautilus-3.0.

Mostly removed GTK-based API:
nautilus!927

Formatted with Prettier.

Michael Webster authored Jan 30, 2021 and Jan Tojnar committed Aug 12, 2022

Picked from https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions/commit/bd48a2da9012f81e0e3a1a09ca0069947a198de5

The `CONVERT_LIST` part is already merged as !8

The `Py_XDECREF(py_uri)` is not necessary since `N` arguments of `PyObject_CallMethod` do not increase reference count https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/arg.html#c.Py_BuildValue
It would cause a crash and was reverted in https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions/commit/74b9e778cfa71daa619e16b3c4f945d2725d24e2.

This should make it clearer what each function does, even though they are not checked.

Also switched the tuples for proper lists since the API expects `GList`s.

When overriding constructors, we need to call the parent constructor, otherwise GObject will not be properly initialized:

>>> from importlib import import_module; ufia = import_module('examples.update-file-info-async')
>>> ufia.UpdateFileInfoAsync()
<update-file-info-async.UpdateFileInfoAsync object at 0x7f5fe326b5c0 (uninitialized at 0x(nil))>


Furthermore, we can drop the constructors where we are not initializing any extra properties –
then the constructor of the parent class (GObject will be called).

We also need to ensure that GObject is the first parent class listed since otherwise,
Python will try to call the constructor of the provider, which does not exist since it is an abstract class.

We will keep it for TestExtension since it is the first example people reading the docs will see
and hopefully that will reduce the amount of forgotten parent constructor calls.


Noticed in https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions/commit/67a5d42489a...

We install all other extensions from docs. Also correct the name.

Michael Webster authored Jul 05, 2019 and Jan Tojnar committed Aug 12, 2022

PyObject_GetAttrString() returns new reference:

https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/object.html#c.PyObject_GetAttrString

Inspired by https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions/commit/f2a2ccf737ca1ca475d4c60d7bc00b190b83f7e0

It is no longer supported.

Michael Webster authored Feb 03, 2021 and Jan Tojnar committed Aug 12, 2022

nautilus-python-object.c: Remove the extra reference on the PyObject file wrappers when adding them to the python list

PyObjects start with a refcount of 1. Adding them to a PyList adds a second - which gets removes during the list's destruction. The additional ref was keeping its associated NautilusFile from ever being finalized.

Steps to reproduce problem:

1) Install nautilus-python and some python MenuProvider extension.
2) Create a folder with a couple of image files inside. Be sure to allow thumbs to generate.
3) Enter the folder, select one or more files (so menus are generated). De-select and leave the folder (but do not close Nautilus). If you were to watch for the files' finalize to run, you'd notice it does not.
4) touch or otherwise modify one of the image files from a terminal
5) Re-enter the folder in nautilus.
6) See that loading status runs forever, modified file(s) never display. Note: even if you only modify one file, it could cause all of the files to fail to load, depending on their order during enumeration.

When no more views are displaying a file, that file should be finalized. When it's not it ends up in an undefined state, as it has no monitors flag it as needing to be updated.

Previously, they were just empty.

Inspired by https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions/commit/67a5d42489a1ae1715f620f281b62b8cc444d2d0

This will make it easier to port to Meson.

So that the style is consistent.

It was not used for anything since d1484967.

In Python 3 urllib was split into multiple libraries,
we do not need to support the Python 2 variant any longer.