Update of bug #23727 (project gnustep):
Status: None => Fixed
Open/Closed: Open => Closed
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Follow-up Comment #1:
1. We are trying to duplicate MacOS-X behavior ... this used to be to sort
dictionary keys if they all responded to compare:, but has changed to be to
sort if they are all strings.
I've changed the code in svn to match the new MacOS-X behavior ... which
should fix your problem with the dictionaries.
PS. keys need to support -hash and -copy as well as -isEqual:
2. You are using the new try/catch features of the compiler. This won't work
unless you built gnustep with support for that enabled. You should use the
standard NS_DURING ... NS_HANDLER ... NS_ENDHANDLER macros (see NSException.h)
if you want to catch exceptions.
Alternatively, you can configure gnustep-make with
--enable-native-objc-exceptions and then rebuild everything. Don't ask me why
language level exceptions are not enabled by default ... I don't really know,
perhaps it's to encourage people to write code using the macros so the code
will work with older compilers.
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