Release 2.0.0

[gob-dx.git] / examples / README

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@@ -3,20 +3,17 @@ These are some example .gob files
 gtk-button-count.gob   An example showing how simple it is to derive
                        objects and override methods, this one implements
                        a "click counting" on a GtkButton.  It defines
-                       an argument for getting and setting the count
+                       a property for getting and setting the count
                        and it overrides the "clicked" default handler
                        to count clicks.  It also has inline documentation
-                       in gtk-doc style which gob 0.92.3+ can translate
+                       in gtk-doc style which gob can translate
                        and stuff into the source file for you.
 
 my-person.gob          A simple file which can store some identity
-                       information about a person, it shows arguments,
+                       information about a person, it shows properties,
                        signals and others.
 
-my-person2.gob         The same as above but using automatic initialization,
-                       destruction and argument linking features of 0.93.0+
-
 GNOME_Foo_SomeInterface.idl
-foo-some-interface.gob Example idl and gob file for a BonoboXClass
+foo-some-interface.gob Example idl and gob file for a BonoboClass
                        implementation.  It can be this easy to write
                        Bonobo classes.