Germán Arias wrote:
On lun, 2011-02-14 at 21:55 +0100, Wolfgang Lux wrote:
I didn't have a look whether your definition is correct, because it
is
simply pointless. The macro _(X) is defined exactly for that purpose
and it is available in -base (provided the header GNUstepBase/
GNUstep.h is included, but this should be the case for
NSUndoManager).
Furthermore, make_strings will recognize this macro in contrast to
your definition, so you could automatically prepare a strings file
(though -base at present is not prepared to do that). Even without
that macro, you would be off using NSLocalizedString or
NSLocalizedStringFromTable rather than reinventing the wheel.
Wolfgang
I tried this (include GNUstepBase/GNUstep.h and use _() ) but don't
works, I get:
NSUndoManager.m: In function ‘-[NSUndoManager
redoMenuTitleForUndoActionName:]’:
NSUndoManager.m:720: warning: implicit declaration of function
‘NSLocalizedString’
NSUndoManager.m:720: warning: return makes pointer from integer
without
a cast
NSUndoManager.m:725: warning: passing argument 1 of
‘stringWithFormat:’
makes pointer from integer without a cast
NSUndoManager.m: In function ‘-[NSUndoManager
undoMenuTitleForUndoActionName:]’:
NSUndoManager.m:1001: warning: return makes pointer from integer
without
a cast
NSUndoManager.m:1006: warning: passing argument 1 of
‘stringWithFormat:’
makes pointer from integer without a cast
for this reason I implemented the function GSBaseLocalizedString as
suggested the FIXME note. Maybe there is a bug in NSLocalizedString?
This error should tell you that the compiler didn't find the prototype
of function NSLocalizedString. Adding #import <Foundation/NSBundle.h>
to NSUndoManager fixes that problem.
Wolfgang
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