bonobo_app_client_new ()

BonoboAppClient *
bonobo_app_client_new (Bonobo_Application app_server);

app_server : object reference to a Bonobo::Application; this function takes ownership of this reference (use bonobo_object_dup_ref() if you want to keep your own reference.)

Create an application client object connected to the remote (or local) Bonobo::Application object.

bonobo_app_client_new_instance ()

gint
bonobo_app_client_new_instance (BonoboAppClient *app_client,
                                int argc,
                                char *argv[],
                                CORBA_Environment *opt_env);

Ask the application server to emit a "new-instance" signal containing the specified string vector.

bonobo_app_client_msg_send_valist ()

GValue *
bonobo_app_client_msg_send_valist (BonoboAppClient *app_client,
                                   const char *message,
                                   CORBA_Environment *opt_env,
                                   GType first_arg_type,
                                   va_list var_args);

See bonobo_app_client_msg_send().

bonobo_app_client_msg_send_argv ()

GValue *
bonobo_app_client_msg_send_argv (BonoboAppClient *app_client,
                                 const char *message,
                                 const GValue *argv[],
                                 CORBA_Environment *opt_env);

Like bonobo_app_client_msg_send(), except that it receives a single argument vector instead of a variable number of arguments.

bonobo_app_client_msg_send ()

GValue *
bonobo_app_client_msg_send (BonoboAppClient *app_client,
                            const char *message,
                            CORBA_Environment *opt_env,
                            GType first_arg_type,
                            ...);

Send a message to the application server. Takes a variable length argument list of GType, value pairs, terminated with G_TYPE_NONE. Values are direct C values, not GValues! Example:

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struct BonoboAppClientMsgDesc

struct BonoboAppClientMsgDesc {
	gchar *name;
	GType  return_type;
	GType *types;		/* G_TYPE_NONE-terminated array */
	gchar *description;
};