# see glib-genmarshal(1) for a detailed description of the file format,
# possible parameter types are:
#   VOID        indicates   no   return   type,  or  no  extra
#               parameters. if VOID is used as  the  parameter
#               list, no additional parameters may be present.
#   BOOLEAN     for boolean types (gboolean)
#   CHAR        for signed char types (gchar)
#   UCHAR       for unsigned char types (guchar)
#   INT         for signed integer types (gint)
#   UINT        for unsigned integer types (guint)
#   LONG        for signed long integer types (glong)
#   ULONG       for unsigned long integer types (gulong)
#   ENUM        for enumeration types (gint)
#   FLAGS       for flag enumeration types (guint)
#   FLOAT       for single-precision float types (gfloat)
#   DOUBLE      for double-precision float types (gdouble)
#   STRING      for string types (gchar*)
#   BOXED       for boxed (anonymous but reference counted) types (GBoxed*)
#   POINTER     for anonymous pointer types (gpointer)
#   PARAM       for GParamSpec or derived types  (GParamSpec*)
#   OBJECT      for GObject or derived types (GObject*)
#   NONE        deprecated alias for VOID
#   BOOL        deprecated alias for BOOLEAN

BOOLEAN: BOOLEAN
BOOLEAN: ENUM, INT
BOOLEAN: OBJECT, POINTER
BOOLEAN: OBJECT, POINTER, STRING
BOOLEAN: STRING
BOOLEAN: STRING, FLAGS

VOID: BOOLEAN
VOID: BOOLEAN, INT, INT, INT, INT
VOID: BOXED
VOID: BOXED, ENUM
VOID: DOUBLE
VOID: DOUBLE, DOUBLE
VOID: DOUBLE, DOUBLE, DOUBLE, DOUBLE
VOID: ENUM
VOID: ENUM, ENUM, BOXED, INT
VOID: ENUM, INT
VOID: ENUM, INT, BOOLEAN
VOID: ENUM, OBJECT
VOID: ENUM, POINTER
VOID: FLAGS
VOID: INT
VOID: INT, INT
VOID: INT, INT, INT, INT
VOID: OBJECT
VOID: OBJECT, BOOLEAN
VOID: OBJECT, INT
VOID: OBJECT, OBJECT
VOID: OBJECT, POINTER
VOID: POINTER
VOID: POINTER, BOXED
VOID: POINTER, ENUM
VOID: POINTER, FLAGS, BOOLEAN
VOID: POINTER, UINT, FLAGS
VOID: STRING
VOID: STRING, BOOLEAN, UINT, FLAGS
VOID: STRING, FLAGS
VOID: STRING, STRING, STRING
VOID: VOID