Hi
Is there any way to call the original method
within the implementation of my override,
in this case the original [NSBitmapImageRep-destroy] ?
No.
Or not simply anyway.
What you can do is put your new implementation in a loadable bundle,
then get the method implementation before loading
On 5/5/06, Vaisburd, Haim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to override a method of an existing class.
One way is to create a category and define a method
with the same name, e.g.
@interface NSBitmapImageRep (MyCategory)
- destroy;
@end
Is there any way to call the original method
within
Hello,
I was about to post the solution of my problem with [NSEvent isARepeat],
but now I have a problem with the SHIFT modifier key.
In a NSView, I have :
-(void) flagsChanged:(NSEvent *) event {
if(([event
Hi Stephane,
most of what you write makes sense to me, but what do you need this
static variable shiftPressed for? My impression is that this will get
you into trouble. If the shift key gets pressed or released while
another application has the focus, your counter will get out of step.
Why cann't
Where is this class, NSPredicate, currently situated in GNUstep. I
searched the old mailing list entries and found that Helge claimed it
belongs into Core Data, while others did see it in Foundation.
What I tried to do was compile the GSCoreData
(http://gscoredata.nongnu.org) implementation by
Fred Kiefer a écrit :
most of what you write makes sense to me, but what do you need this
static variable shiftPressed for? My impression is that this will get
you into trouble. If the shift key gets pressed or released while
another application has the focus, your counter will get out of step.
Stéphane Goujet a écrit :
most of what you write makes sense to me, but what do you need this
static variable shiftPressed for? My impression is that this will get
you into trouble. If the shift key gets pressed or released while
another application has the focus, your counter will get out of
On 5 May 2006, at 05:05, Lloyd Dupont wrote:
Here you go, tested in GNUstep for GNUstep (hopefully to become
part of GNUstep distribution).
I've integrated the code for experimentation, all in NSException.m
You need to build that file with the STACKTRACE preprocessor constant
defined ..
Marc Brünink wrote:
Is there any way to call the original method within the
implementation of my override, in this case the original
[NSBitmapImageRep-destroy] ?
Or not simply anyway.
What you can do is put your new implementation in a loadable bundle,
then get the method implementation
Hmm, I think my original mail never got through, so here's a re-sent:
On 2006-05-05 20:53:53 +0200 Vaisburd, Haim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is there any way to call the original method
within the implementation of my override,
in this case the original [NSBitmapImageRep-destroy] ?
Try
On 8. Mai 2006, at 15:33 Uhr, Fred Kiefer wrote:
Where is this class, NSPredicate, currently situated in GNUstep. I
searched the old mailing list entries and found that Helge claimed it
belongs into Core Data, while others did see it in Foundation.
Thats not entirely correct :-)
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