However, I noted a difference between MacOSX and GNustep. If you call
setFrame: on a NSView in MacOSX this will call setFrameSize:. On
GNUstep
this is not the case. If sublcasses overwrite setFrameSize: with extra
functionality, this won't work on GNUstep while it does on MacOSX. May
be we should change the setFrame: and setFrameSize: implementations of
NSView, NSScrollView,.. to behave like MacOSX does. Any thoughts?
It would not be to hard to change setFrame: to call the two other
methods (setFrameSize: and setFrameOrigin:), but wouldn't in that case
two notifications be send?
It wouldn't be hard to avoid this, would it?
And what happens on MacOSX when you overwrite
setFrame:, but call setFrameSize:? Will your own code be called as
well?
I conclude overwriting setFrame:, setFrameSize: is bad coding style.
One is better off observing the notification instead. I agree that no
change in the code is required here.
Regards,
Andreas
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