Hi,
I have a hard time analyzing certain runtime exceptions in GNUstep. For
example, if you send a message to a non-existing method under Cocoa, you
get an NSLog, not so on GS, at least, not always. I am speaking of a Gui
app.
Right now, I don't have a cocoa counterpart of the Application
Hi Lubos,
sad to hear that GNustep gui is giving you so much trouble. Could you
please expand a bit on what it is that goes wrong for you? There is one
big difference between gui and base that is that base already supports
the hiding of the instance variables. Would it help you to have that
Maybe this can help?
http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2004/tn2124.html
Note that I do get printouts. Unfortunately, I also get an attempt to popup
a GUI alert, which fails horribly if I'm debugging -gui... so I try to
figure out what could have gone wrong based on the call stack -- which is
Hi,
Thanks!
Fred Kiefer wrote:
On your second question, how to print out a selector. It is as easy as
po NSStringFromSelector(aSelector) But don't be surprised when you
don't get a useful result. Your stack seems to be already corrupted.
actually I got enough information: the object I was