/** * Since Nix does not have a standard location like /usr/share where GSettings system * could look for schemas, we need to point the software to a correct location somehow. * For executables, we handle this using wrappers but this is not an option for libraries like e-d-s. * Instead, we patch the source code to look for the schema in a schema source * through a hardcoded path to the schema. * * For each schema id referenced in the source code (e.g. org.gnome.evolution), * a variable name such as `EVOLUTION` must be provided in the ./glib-schema-to-var.json JSON file. * It will end up in the resulting patch as `@EVOLUTION@` placeholder, which should be replaced at build time * with a path to the directory containing a `gschemas.compiled` file that includes the schema. */ @initialize:python@ @@ import json cpp_constants = {} def register_cpp_constant(const_name, val): cpp_constants[const_name] = val.strip() def resolve_cpp_constant(const_name): return cpp_constants.get(const_name, const_name) with open("./glib-schema-to-var.json") as mapping_file: schema_to_var = json.load(mapping_file); def get_schema_directory(schema_id): # Sometimes the schema id is referenced using C preprocessor #define constant in the same file # let’s try to resolve it first. schema_id = resolve_cpp_constant(schema_id.strip()).strip('"') if schema_id in schema_to_var: return f'"@{schema_to_var[schema_id]}@"' raise Exception(f"Unknown schema path {schema_id!r}, please add it to ./glib-schema-to-var.json") @find_cpp_constants@ identifier const_name; expression val; @@ #define const_name val @script:python record_cpp_constants depends on find_cpp_constants@ const_name << find_cpp_constants.const_name; val << find_cpp_constants.val; @@ register_cpp_constant(const_name, val) @depends on ever record_cpp_constants || never record_cpp_constants@ // We want to run after #define constants have been collected but even if there are no #defines. expression SCHEMA_ID; expression settings; // Coccinelle does not like autocleanup macros in + sections, // let’s use fresh id with concatenation to produce the code as a string. fresh identifier schema_source_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchemaSource) " ## "schema_source"; fresh identifier schema_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchema) " ## "schema"; fresh identifier SCHEMA_DIRECTORY = script:python(SCHEMA_ID) { get_schema_directory(SCHEMA_ID) }; @@ -settings = g_settings_new(SCHEMA_ID); +{ + schema_source_decl; + schema_decl; + schema_source = g_settings_schema_source_new_from_directory(SCHEMA_DIRECTORY, + g_settings_schema_source_get_default(), + TRUE, + NULL); + schema = g_settings_schema_source_lookup(schema_source, SCHEMA_ID, FALSE); + settings = g_settings_new_full(schema, NULL, NULL); +} @depends on ever record_cpp_constants || never record_cpp_constants@ // We want to run after #define constants have been collected but even if there are no #defines. expression SCHEMA_ID; expression settings; expression BACKEND; // Coccinelle does not like autocleanup macros in + sections, // let’s use fresh id with concatenation to produce the code as a string. fresh identifier schema_source_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchemaSource) " ## "schema_source"; fresh identifier schema_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchema) " ## "schema"; fresh identifier SCHEMA_DIRECTORY = script:python(SCHEMA_ID) { get_schema_directory(SCHEMA_ID) }; @@ -settings = g_settings_new_with_backend(SCHEMA_ID, BACKEND); +{ + schema_source_decl; + schema_decl; + schema_source = g_settings_schema_source_new_from_directory(SCHEMA_DIRECTORY, + g_settings_schema_source_get_default(), + TRUE, + NULL); + schema = g_settings_schema_source_lookup(schema_source, SCHEMA_ID, FALSE); + settings = g_settings_new_full(schema, BACKEND, NULL); +} @depends on ever record_cpp_constants || never record_cpp_constants@ // We want to run after #define constants have been collected but even if there are no #defines. expression SCHEMA_ID; expression settings; expression BACKEND; expression PATH; // Coccinelle does not like autocleanup macros in + sections, // let’s use fresh id with concatenation to produce the code as a string. fresh identifier schema_source_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchemaSource) " ## "schema_source"; fresh identifier schema_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchema) " ## "schema"; fresh identifier SCHEMA_DIRECTORY = script:python(SCHEMA_ID) { get_schema_directory(SCHEMA_ID) }; @@ -settings = g_settings_new_with_backend_and_path(SCHEMA_ID, BACKEND, PATH); +{ + schema_source_decl; + schema_decl; + schema_source = g_settings_schema_source_new_from_directory(SCHEMA_DIRECTORY, + g_settings_schema_source_get_default(), + TRUE, + NULL); + schema = g_settings_schema_source_lookup(schema_source, SCHEMA_ID, FALSE); + settings = g_settings_new_full(schema, BACKEND, PATH); +} @depends on ever record_cpp_constants || never record_cpp_constants@ // We want to run after #define constants have been collected but even if there are no #defines. expression SCHEMA_ID; expression settings; expression PATH; // Coccinelle does not like autocleanup macros in + sections, // let’s use fresh id with concatenation to produce the code as a string. fresh identifier schema_source_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchemaSource) " ## "schema_source"; fresh identifier schema_decl = "g_autoptr(GSettingsSchema) " ## "schema"; fresh identifier SCHEMA_DIRECTORY = script:python(SCHEMA_ID) { get_schema_directory(SCHEMA_ID) }; @@ -settings = g_settings_new_with_path(SCHEMA_ID, PATH); +{ + schema_source_decl; + schema_decl; + schema_source = g_settings_schema_source_new_from_directory(SCHEMA_DIRECTORY, + g_settings_schema_source_get_default(), + TRUE, + NULL); + schema = g_settings_schema_source_lookup(schema_source, SCHEMA_ID, FALSE); + settings = g_settings_new_full(schema, NULL, PATH); +}