hi

nice bit from Ai gtk3 vte grab_text_range (ai is easily confused , and is correcting itself as im composing)

In VTE 2.91+ (used in GTK 3), the function for retrieving text is vte_terminal_get_text(), not grab_text_range. grab_text_range was a function in older versions of VTE (GTK 2) that has since been removed.

anyway, have you tried using perli11ndoc to see what it says ?

so you had 

$$self{_GUI}{_VTE}->get_text_range(1, 0, 1, 5, $func, my $data = undef
+);

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but id think youd want 
my $data = [];
$$self{_GUI}{_VTE}->get_text_range(1, 0, 1, 5, $func, $data );

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boop

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In reply to Re: how to call gtk3::vte::grab_text_range by Anonymous Monk
in thread how to call gtk3::vte::grab_text_range by hanspr

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