On 6 May 2011, at 12:17, Tim Schmielau wrote: > I am currently trying to recreate a XIB file in Gorm, since importing more > complex NIB or XIB files does not yet seem to work (thanks however for > starting to implement these!). > > One thing however is driving me mad: I can't figure out where control-dragged > connections will end up. I draw a connection, everything seems fine. Then I > select some different object. When I click back on the original object, the > connection I've just created goes to a completely different object. > > The connections usually seem to go to an object I've recently interacted > with. However it's not (at least not systematically) the one that was > selected before starting to draw the connection. I just can't figure out any > regularity that would help me to work around this, so I'm unable to create > useful Gorm files.
Never mind. After trying to bisect the SVN revision that introduced this behavior, it has gone. So it seems to be a build issue rather than as issue with the code. Could it be that Gorm started from a specific directory uses some resources of the default Gorm installation than from it's own? Sorry for the noise Tim _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
