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Using python and the gi.repository module, I am trying to call Gdk.threads_add_idle, but I get the error message that three arguments are required. The documentation, however, only mentions two args.
You can try the function (on a linux only, i guess) by typing the following in a python interpreter:
from gi.repository import Gdk
Gdk.threads_add_idle(...)
Any ideas what the three args are?
By looking on a source code search engine, I was able to find a python project using that call.
It looks like introspection data is wrong, the priority should already default to
PRIORITY_DEFAULT_IDLE(as specified in the the documentation you pointed out). You should file a bug on http://bugzilla.gnome.org.UPDATE:
Pouria’s bug report has been resolved
NOTABUG, as this is a naming confusion between the C and Python API.