Or use the ElfDataFuzzy class.
to check it out, Download my ElfData plugin, look in the Examples
folder, and open Fuzzy.rb
It works on ALL platforms. No declares needed.
> Try playing with aNSRange's endianness.
>
> Marc
>
>> Hello!
>>
>> Since I compile & run my RB app on an Intel machine (RB 2006r4), the
>> Cocoa spellchecker code from Charles (iDeclare) is crashing whenever
>> I try to call objc_msgSend_stret. (see code below)
>>
>> Is there a known issue on Intel machines I have missed?
>> Any clue?
>>
>> Best,
>> Marcel
>>
>>
>> #if TargetMachO
>> dim aSelector as Integer
>> dim aCFText as CFString
>> dim aNSRange as MemoryBlock
>>
>> Const cNull = 0
>> Const cSizeOfNSRange = 8
>>
>> Declare Sub objc_msgSend_stret Lib CocoaLib (stretAddr as Ptr,
>> aReceiver as Integer, aSelector as Integer, aCFText as Integer,
>> aStartOffset as Integer)
>>
>> aSelector = Cocoa.Selector("checkSpellingOfString:startingAt:")
>> aCFText = new CFString("Test")
>> aNSRange = new MemoryBlock(cSizeOfNSRange)
>>
>> objc_msgSend_stret(aNSRange, GetNSSpellChecker(), aSelector,
>> aCFText, 0)
>> #endif
>
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