Selon Fred Kiefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Xavier Glattard wrote: > > Fred Kiefer <fredkiefer <at> gmx.de> writes: > > (...) > >> 3. Changes to GNUstep > >> > >> mySTEP has a few correction and additions to methods that are already > >> implemented in GNUstep. We should try to extract as much of these as > >> possible. On the other hand have we fixed a lot of bugs in GNUstep since > >> the fork. We don't want to loose these fixes. Quite often there are also > >> two independent implementations of methods in GNUstep and mySTEP, so no > >> benefit may be gained by merging them. > >> > >> This surely is the hardest case and should be done very carefully. > > (...) > > > > I guess NSApplication and NSRunLoop stuff are in this category. > > I had a quick look in myStep with a diff tool (on NSApplication and > > NSRunLoop)and it seems all has been rewritten... Is there anything to > > extract ? Or should it be better not to change anything ? > > I mean : is there any 'political' point of view about this part of > > GNUstep ? > > > > I have limited my mail to the AppKit changes of mySTEP, let Richard > comment on the ones to Foundation. In AppKit we have the nice situation > that most code is not OS specific, this means some of the limitations of > mySTEP don't apply here. Still we need to make sure we don't break any > platform.
Ok. I won't bother you any more with RunLoop... Well... for some time ;o) > A diff will never work to find the changes in mySTEP as Nikolaus uses a > completely different formatting style and methods have been moved around > a lot in both branches since the fork. It is really down to doing a one > method at a time comparison. There are some differences in NSApplication. As this class is central i guess many other classes use it and then it should be treated first. A quick look in NSApplication.h shows me some additions : - an event queue (i know : i promised ;o) - global enum : NSApplicationDelegateReply, NSApplicationPrintReply - some new methods (MacOS) > > I'm a volunteer :-) > > Great, now there are two of us :-) > Best you start out with the new classes I listed. They will need to get > added to the GNUmakefile and the NSAppKit.h file and, what is more > important, fill with code. Ok. I will work on the first one : NSAnimation. Then the next one and so on until i couldn't. Is there a good example of gnustep coding standard conformity around ? Xavier _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
