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Tom Parker wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I've run into a use case (listing what actions the apt backend is
missing) where I'd quite like to have access to the enums from
libpackagekit, but in python. To solve this, I've written a chunk of
code that builds a PackageKitEnum class in python with static members
listing the messages in each enum type, and as a side effect also
generates all of the big long manual lists that were previously listed
in backend.py automagically as well.
Thoughts? Can I commit it?
Tom
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Very nice work<br>
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Tim<br>
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