ANN: PRICE 0.5

PRICE 0.5 was released a few days ago notable changes: - the project was upgraded to project center 0.4 series. this has some implications: files were shuffled around, new directories are needed... I am not very fond of some choices of Serg. I dislike the idea that README and CHANGELOG need to

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

Is this because GNUstep uses older data which does not have Korean characterset? Or is there any other source of problem? Can you write a small test-case for this just to compile and run at the command line ? If these characters are in the normal BMP then GNUstep should handle them just fine.

Re: GScheme is back (VI).

M.J. Ray expressed some interest in this, if I recall correctly. It is possible, although I don't recall it. ___ Discuss-gnustep mailing list Discuss-gnustep@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

On 4 Mar 2005, at 05:59, Sungjin Chun wrote: Hi, During testing of XMLRPC framework, I've encountered character set related problem. The test data is simple string of Korean and this works well in Cocoa environment. But in GNUstep, this data, ie., korean string is considered as

Re: GNUstep appearance and help porting Cocoa

Hey, On Thursday, March 3, 2005, at 01:22 AM, Anurodh Pokharel wrote: Well, there is this issue with Cocoa/Cocoa.h. A quick google shows that AppKit/AppKit.h will do the trick. also you could Ifdef some header definitions for macosx and gnustep if you are worried. I don't remember the exact def

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

Sungjin Chun schrieb: During testing of XMLRPC framework, [...] May i ask which XMLRPC framework you are talking about? I never knew there was one, compatible with GNUstep... Cheers, Rob. -- http://lillack.de/rob/ pgp key id: 0xE7FFDF77 ___

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

Sungjin Chun wrote: Hi, During testing of XMLRPC framework, I've encountered character set related problem. The test data is simple string of Korean and this works well in Cocoa environment. But in GNUstep, this data, ie., korean string is considered as illegalCharacterSet in NSCharacterSet.

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

On 04.03.2005, at 16:33, Robert Lillack wrote: Sungjin Chun schrieb: During testing of XMLRPC framework, [...] May i ask which XMLRPC framework you are talking about? I never knew there was one, compatible with GNUstep... http://www.google.com/search?rls=enq=xml-rpc+gnustepie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8 I'm the

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

Hi, I'm using/testing with this ( http://www.mulle-kybernetik.com/software/XMLRPC/ ). The part where the incompatibility lies in is EDCommon/EDCharacterSet.[hm] which is used in XMLRPC/XRXMLParser.m And, Thanks for all your interesting and kind helps. I'll try some of your suggestions one by

Re: [Q] NSCharacterSet difference between Cocoa and GNUstep?

On 4. Mrz 2005, at 16:33 Uhr, Robert Lillack wrote: May i ask which XMLRPC framework you are talking about? I never knew there was one, compatible with GNUstep... I think the SOPE one should work just fine with GNUstep. Greets, Helge -- http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/helge/

MS Windows Window-Messages

Hi In MS Windows applications could communicate with each other with the help of messages. So application A could send a Message Freaky-Message to application B. Actually these messages are nothing else then events (As far as I understood this issue). So is there a possibility to intercept

Re: MS Windows Window-Messages

Sorry for replying on my own mail. But: Now I've written my own NSApplication class, which does nothing else except spewing out all received NSEvents (overwriting -sendEvent:). Nothing. So it looks like 1. either I'm on the wrong track or 2. Window-Messages are not supported. At least not as

Re: MS Windows Window-Messages

On Mar 4, 2005, at 10:26 AM, Marc Brünink wrote: Sorry for replying on my own mail. But: Now I've written my own NSApplication class, which does nothing else except spewing out all received NSEvents (overwriting -sendEvent:). Nothing. So it looks like 1. either I'm on the wrong track or 2.

Re: MS Windows Window-Messages

Hi Marc, Marc Brünink wrote: Sorry for replying on my own mail. But: Now I've written my own NSApplication class, which does nothing else except spewing out all received NSEvents (overwriting -sendEvent:). Nothing. So it looks like 1. either I'm on the wrong track or 2. Window-Messages are

XMLRPC in GNUstep, Great work!

Hi, I've asked XMLRPC/CharacterSet related questions to the mailling list and you guys make XMLRPC into the GNUstep. Wow, what a great response! I haven't tried XMLRPC in GSXML, but it seems cool, simple and elegant. :-) -- Sungjin Chun,