[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 539055] Gst*Pad* new functions don't initialze the object's instance with the construction properties.

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------- Comment #5 from José Alburquerque  2008-06-19 23:08 UTC -------
Thanks.  I knew I had something wrong.  Using "direction" instead of "dir" with
Gst::Pad makes the warning disappear.  Looking at the GstGhostPad
gst_ghost_pad_new_no_target() function, it has a "dir" parameter (I was under
the impression, obviously in error, that the property names could be taken from
the parameter name -- sorry), I guess I would use "direction" for that property
also  Right?  This may be a simple question, but the answer would help a lot (I
realize I don't know in detail about GStreamer internals, but I'd really like
to try to provide C++ bindings if possible and also learn as I go):  How can I
find the constructor property names for example for GstGhostPad (Am I right in
assuming that it would have properties such as "templ" for its GstPadTemplate
and "target" for its GstPad target)?  Thanks for your help.


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