[hansel]

Originally Posted by ericshliao

You are right. I just can't understand why.

For inspiration look in lgob-9.09/gdk/src/gdk.def:

defFunction('gdk_color_parse',
        {
                since = '0.1',
                args = {'char* none', 'struct* full'},
                ret = 'boolean none'
        }
)

This generates: lgob-9.09/gdk/src/iface.c where you can see that color_parse has a string as input and a color as output:

static int _wrap_gdk_color_parse(lua_State* L)
{
        GdkColor color;
        gdk_color_parse(lua_tostring(L, 1), &color);
        boxed_new(L, GDK_TYPE_COLOR, &color);
        return 1;
}

It takes some time to get used to this, but after a while it becomes quite readable. For me it is easier to parse than those Chinese glyphs ;-)

PS: shall we start a new thread for lgob discussions to avoid 'polluting' the software release threads?