The micro version of the Mx library (3, if version is 1.2.3)
The minor version of the Mx library (2, if version is 1.2.3)
Numerically encoded version of the Mx library, like 0x010203
The full version of the Mx library, in string form (suited for string concatenation)
Transforms a focus direction to a focus hint. This is a convenience function for actors that implement the #MxFocusable interface, to pass the correct #MxFocusHint to their children when calling mx_focusable_accept_focus().
%MX_FOCUS_DIRECTION_UP maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_FROM_BELOW, %MX_FOCUS_DIRECTION_DOWN maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_FROM_ABOVE, %MX_FOCUS_DIRECTION_LEFT maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_FROM_RIGHT, %MX_FOCUS_DIRECTION_RIGHT maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_FROM_LEFT, %MX_FOCUS_DIRECTION_NEXT maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_FIRST, %MX_FOCUS_DIRECTION_PREVIOUS maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_LAST and anything else maps to %MX_FOCUS_HINT_PRIOR.
A #MxFocusDirection
Initializes internationalization support for Mx. If MxApplication is used, this is called automatically. Otherwise it has to be called together with clutter_init() before using Mx.
Generates a string describing the time given in time_ using
colloquial language suitable for display to the user. Examples of
what might be returned are "A few minutes ago" or "Yesterday".
a time value
The major version of the Mx clibrary (1 if version is 1.2.3)