Detailed Documentation of Libunity anywhere?

[hakermania]

I searched the net and the only thing I found was this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/LauncherAPI
I downloaded the source and has the same examples as on the link above. I need more detailed information in some aspects :)

Is Libunity's documentation available anywhere?:confused:

[haqking]

I searched the net and the only thing I found was this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/LauncherAPI
I downloaded the source and has the same examples as on the link above. I need more detailed information in some aspects :)

Is Libunity's documentation available anywhere?:confused:

https://launchpad.net/libunity

what do you wanna know about it ? look in the code, it contains all you need to know ;-)

[hakermania]

https://launchpad.net/libunity

what do you wanna know about it ? look in the code, it contains all you need to know ;-)

Heh, I guess that looking the code would be an idea, a time consuming one, but we don't have infinite time and a list with the functions and what each one does would be a much better idea...

[haqking]

Heh, I guess that looking the code would be an idea, a time consuming one, but we don't have infinite time and a list with the functions and what each one does would be a much better idea...

http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/libunity-misc-doc

[nvteighen]

Libunity has documentation? 0_0

(just kidding)

[hakermania]

Libunity has documentation? 0_0

(just kidding)
Well, I knew that nautilus used dynamic quicklists when copying things so I inspected the code and things are clearer now to me!

I can have a working menu, enable/disable/hide/show items and have them do the actions I want, but I cannot seem to find a way to tackle the problem of editing the static quicklist.

I mean, if static quicklist has :


Start
Stop
Capture

When the program starts I'd like to have this and only dynamic quicklist:


Hello
World
I
am Alex

I mean I want something completely different from the static quicklists defined inside the .desktop files, and then, when the program exits, the quicklist to return to the .desktop file's ruleZ... That would be perfect....