Adding upstream version 127.0.upstream/127.0

Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 40 deletions

diff --git a/toolkit/components/uniffi-example-custom-types/uniffi.toml b/toolkit/components/uniffi-example-custom-types/uniffi.toml
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--- a/toolkit/components/uniffi-example-custom-types/uniffi.toml
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-[bindings.swift]
-cdylib_name = "custom_types"
-
-[bindings.swift.custom_types.Url]
-# Name of the type in the Swift code
-type_name = "URL"
-# Modules that need to be imported
-imports = ["Foundation"]
-# Functions to convert between strings and URLs
-into_custom = "URL(string: {})!"
-from_custom = "String(describing: {})"
-
-[bindings.kotlin]
-cdylib_name = "custom_types"
-package_name = "customtypes"
-
-[bindings.kotlin.custom_types.Url]
-# Name of the type in the Kotlin code
-type_name = "URL"
-# Classes that need to be imported
-imports = [ "java.net.URL" ]
-# Functions to convert between strings and URLs
-into_custom = "URL({})"
-from_custom = "{}.toString()"
-
-[bindings.python]
-cdylib_name = "custom_types"
-
-[bindings.python.custom_types.Url]
-# We're going to be the urllib.parse.ParseResult class, which is the closest
-# thing Python has to a Url class.  No need to specify `type_name` though,
-# since Python is loosely typed.
-# modules to import
-imports = ["urllib.parse"]
-# Functions to convert between strings and the ParsedUrl class
-into_custom = "urllib.parse.urlparse({})"
-from_custom = "urllib.parse.urlunparse({})"
-
-[bindings.ruby]
-cdylib_name = "custom_types"