Using GLib.Initable is not possible now, there are no examples online to see how it works (especially with parameters passed via a constructor). Using a static function that constructs the objects only then, if nothing fails during processing.
So this would take over #36 for now until it is sure how to implement GLib.Initable in it (or even if this is the right solution for this kind of problem).
Using GLib.Initable is not possible now, there are no examples online to see how it works (especially with parameters passed via a constructor). Using a static function that constructs the objects only then, if nothing fails during processing. So this would take over #36 for now until it is sure how to implement GLib.Initable in it (or even if this is the right solution for this kind of problem).