Peter Kleiweg

> This project seems to be abandoned... anyone has come across another Go package that handles HTML better (like doing the right thing for the example in this issue)? https://github.com/yuin/goldmark...

I got these examples from the Cypher Query Language Reference, Version 9, linked on http://www.opencypher.org/resources/ : ``` me=# match (a)-[r:TYPE1|TYPE2]->(b) return *; ERROR: multiple types for relationship not supported me=#...

> Can you try this once? > > ``` > match p = (n1)-[r:rel*2]->(n2) > where all(x in to_jsonb(r) where x.properties.id is null) > ``` Yes, that works. Thanks.

When a variable is used multiple times, it represents the same item. Neo4j handles this correctly.

That gives me the widget that made the callback, not the widget the signal is linked to through the "object" attribute.

Suppose you got this in your builder interface: ```xml ``` In Go, you can do something like this: ```go func myHandler(ctx interface{}) { widget := gtk.WidgetFromObject(ctx.(*glib.CallbackContext).Target().(*glib.GObject)) /* ... */ }...

I get the same with go version go1.10.3 linux/amd64 on up-to-date Debian.

That would make more sense. How many type distinctions are there for text properties? Here is my implementation differentiating between boolean, int, float, and string: In `gtk/gtk.go`: ```go func (v...

My current top also includes implementations for these functions: ``` gtk_container_child_get gtk_calendar_new gtk_calendar_get_date ``` Is it OK to make a single PR with all these changes?

I submitted the PR.