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Honor introspection calls on sub path of every exported object #53
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This allows introspection based tools such as D-feet to correctly find their way towards exported objects, starting from / e.g., if two objects are exported under path /a/b/c and /d/e/f, an Introspect call on / will return nodes a and d, while an call on /a will return b, and /d will return e. This allows going from / all the way to /a/b/c and /d/e/f, withouth knowing anything about the exported objects in the first place.
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@rrerolle Would you mind sending this PR to github.com/godbus/dbus? |
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This allows introspection based tools such as D-feet to correctly find their way
towards exported objects, starting from /
e.g., if two objects are exported under path /a/b/c and /d/e/f, an Introspect
call on / will return nodes a and d, while an call on /a will return b, and /d
will return e. This allows going from / all the way to /a/b/c and /d/e/f,
withouth knowing anything about the exported objects in the first place.