Le 30/04/2019 à 18:33, David Chisnall a écrit :
On 30/04/2019 15:34, Bertrand Dekoninck wrote:
OK, thanks for your quick answer. I don't see any either, but I could
try to modify NSButtonCell.h locally to have this method public.
Maybe I need more help.
Normally, the fix for this kind of thing is to declare a category on
NSButtonCell that exposes the method that you want. It's somewhat
fragile, so best practice would be to have a dynamic check in your
+initialize that checks that the method does exist.
While investing in this way, I wondered if a solution of the kind
hereafter would be correct :
I replace this :
GSThemeControlState buttonState = [self themeControlState];
(which caused a warning because themeControlState is not public, and an
error with gcc because GSControlState is not a pointer... )
with that :
SEL aSelector = @selector(themeControlState);
GSThemeControlState buttonState = (GSThemeControlState)[self
performSelector:aSelector withObject:nil];
I don't have any warning when a replace the direct call to
themeControlState with a selector + a cast in this way.
What do you think, guys ?
Cheers, Bertrand
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