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ANNOUNCE: glibmm 2.17.2 released

From:  Jonathon Jongsma <jonathon-AT-quotidian.org>
To:  gnome-announce-list-AT-gnome.org, gtkmm-list-AT-gnome.org
Subject:  ANNOUNCE: glibmm 2.17.2 released
Date:  Wed, 06 Aug 2008 11:23:33 -0500
Message-ID:  <4899D005.6080101@quotidian.org>

*** About glibmm

    glibmm is a C++ API for glib, used by gtkmm.

    glibmm 2.17 wraps new API in glib 2.17, including the new gio library,
    and is API/ABI-compatibile with glibmm 2.16, 2.14, 2.12, 2.10, 2.8, 
2.6 and
    2.4. It is a version of the glibmm-2.4 API.

    gtkmm and glibmm stay in-sync with GTK+ by following the official 
GNOME release schedule:
    http://www.gnome.org/start/unstable/

    Bindings for the rest of the GNOME Platform are also available, and 
are also
    API-stable.

    http://www.gtkmm.org

*** Development

    There is active discussion on the mailing list:
    http://www.gtkmm.org/mailinglist.shtml
    and in the #c++ channel on irc.gnome.org

*** Changes:

 * Changes to API that was added in this unstable series:
   * Glib::Tree (wrapper around GNode) renamed to Glib::NodeTree  to avoid
     confusion with GTree
   * pass the node to the traversal the callback (Szilárd Pfeiffer)
   * Move TraverseFlags inside the NodeTree class (Murray Cumming)
 * New API:
   * Added the drive_eject_button signal (Murray Cumming)
 * Bug Fixes:
   * #423990: glibmm et al don't recognize new GNU m4 (Damien Carbery)
   * #529496: Gio::Error::HOST_NOT_FOUND clashes with a netdb.h #define 
(Murray
     Cumming)
   * #523043: Initialization of Glib::ObjectBase for derived types should be
     mentioned in documentation (Moritz Ulrich)
   * #506410: Call of overloaded Stringify is ambiguous (Szilárd Pfeiffer,
     Murray Cumming)


-- 
jonner

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