Writing low-level bindings is error prone, boring, and generally a waste of time. Use gobject-introspection instead.
For example, to iterate over all the properties of WebKitSettings, do something like
#include <girepository.h>
int main(void) {
GError* err;
GITypelib* WebKit2 = g_irepository_require(NULL, "WebKit2", NULL, 0, &err);
if (!WebKit2) g_error("fatal: %s\n", err->message);
GBaseInfo* info = g_irepository_find_by_name(NULL, "WebKit2", "Settings");
if (!info) g_error("fatal: Settings not found in the WebKit2 namespace!\n");
GIPropertyInfo* prop;
for (int i = 0; i < g_object_info_get_n_properties(info); ++i) {
prop = g_object_info_get_property(info, i);
g_print("%s %s %d\n", g_base_info_get_name(prop),
g_type_tag_to_string(g_type_info_get_tag(g_property_info_get_type(prop))),
g_property_info_get_flags(prop));
}
}From this one might generate a suitable lisp class, preferably via a generator program to avoid run-time overhead from introspection.
Writing low-level bindings is error prone, boring, and generally a waste of time. Use gobject-introspection instead.
For example, to iterate over all the properties of
WebKitSettings, do something likeFrom this one might generate a suitable lisp class, preferably via a generator program to avoid run-time overhead from introspection.