Hi Wolfgang, Fred,
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
if (action == @selector(copy:) || action == @selector(cut:) || action ==
@selector(delete:))
you must use sel_isEqual to compare selectors in portable code, i.e.,
if (sel_isEqual(action, @selector(copy:)) || sel_isEqual(action,
@selector(cut:)) || sel_isEqual(action, @selector(delete:))
While sel_isEqual is just an alias for == on Apple's runtime (and the GNUstep
runtime, I assume), this need not be the case for other runtimes. In
particular, for the old GNU runtime sel_isEqual is not equivalent to ==, as
you've observed.
that was it! I did run on gcc5 with the gcc runtime.
What was confusing was that "some" menus were enabled, some not! I was
fearing that auto-enable was working for some menus and other not, an
issue in the responder chain, while it was actually much simpler.
Thanks,
Riccardo
PS: this leads to a more usable editing in Graphos: quite nice,
something I had to do years ago!
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