This is not really a bug, but the new lock code exposes the use of
pthread.h in the header file NSLock.h. I would prefer to see this
reverted back, like the old code did it, using macros in the .m file to
convert the mutex and condition to the correct type.
It looks like you changed this on
Germán Arias schrieb:
Hi, I would like have menus like this (see attached image). If you are
agree, I can work on this. Even add background images to menus (I see
this more complex, but I think that would be nice). What do you think
about this? Regards.
I am not sure I understand, where you
Csanyi Pal schrieb:
Fred Kiefer fredkie...@gmx.de writes:
Csanyi Pal wrote:
It's free to edit data.classes files? I don't think so. And you?
No, better don't touch these files. What should be translated is the
text in the objects.gorm files, but as these are binary files don't
change them
Csanyi Pal wrote:
* TODO gnustep-gui-ver.si.on/Panels
$ cd gnustep-gui-ver.si.on/Panels
$ cp English.lproj Hungarian.lproj
** DONE Panels/GNUmakefile
To translate:
Panels/GNUmakefile
-*
LANGUAGES = English Hungarian
-*
** TODO
David Chisnall wrote:
As I said in my other email, this is not the correct question. Tools
are able to interact with the GUI. There is nothing stopping a tool
creating an NSApplication instance, NSWindows, and so on. The problem
you are facing is using gui functionality without a GUI
Andreas Höschler wrote:
Hi all,
I just realized that the tool works as expected on GNUstep when being
logged in on the console of the machine supposed to run the service.
However, in production this service is supposed to be started by cron
with noone being logged in!? Any idea how to get
Andreas Höschler wrote:
Hi all,
I have a tool (service) that is supposed to generate PNG images using
NSView drawRect and
NSBitmapImageRep *rep = [[NSBitmapImageRep alloc]
initWithFocusedViewRect:[mapView bounds]];
When running this tool and calling the above method (NSView,
bdpier...@bdpierce.com wrote:
Hello everyone!!
I've been working for 2 months trying to get GNUstep installed on an Indigo
iBook running OS X 10.3.9
I have gcc 3.3.5 installed, gnustep-make, gnustep-base, and a good majority
of the dependencies either from source or fink.
By now it
Andreas Schik wrote:
Fred Kiefer schrieb:
[snip]
I still have a problem with SystemPreferences, though. The colours panel
does not work. Clicking 'Show All' in this panel yields the following:
2009-06-08 16:01:23.133 SystemPreferences[12103] File NSString.m: 1237.
In -[NSString
Andreas Schik wrote:
Fred Kiefer schrieb:
Andreas Schik wrote:
Hi all,
last week (May, 27th) I upgraded my GNUstep installation from SVN and
encountered problems with SystemPreferences and GWorkspace.
Both simply segfault during startup. Additionally, GWorkspace tells me
that is cannot load
Andreas Schik wrote:
Hi all,
last week (May, 27th) I upgraded my GNUstep installation from SVN and
encountered problems with SystemPreferences and GWorkspace.
Both simply segfault during startup. Additionally, GWorkspace tells me
that is cannot load English.lproj/PrefWindow.gorm.
In both
Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
There seems to be another Foundation implementation around the corner
(o.k. not quite yet):
http://www.puredarwin.org/news/purefoundation
http://www.hereapi.com/pf/
from their web page:
PureFoundation is an attempt to create an open-source, binary
Andreas Höschler wrote:
Hello all,
I am developing a mapping application where I need to draw labels in a
view. Currently I am using (as a first approach)
[_name drawAtPoint:labelPoint withAttributes:nil];
This works: However, it does not exactly has the desired effect, since
the
Zhang Weiwu wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
There is a second call to XShmQueryVersion in context.c, but this is
protected by #ifdef XSHM
If this fails for you, then your system is in a state where configure
detects XSHM, but it isn't usable.
If this package search command output is of help
Zhang Weiwu wrote:
It sometimes have wired behavior, e.g. typing 'i' after 'f' causes both
letter erasered.
This could be a problem of your font. If the font claims to have a fi
ligature, but doesn't display anything for that, the described behaviour
could be shown. Which font you are using?
Zhang Weiwu wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
What you are missing is the shared memory extension for your X server.
What is strange is that we try to detect this during the configure
phase. Perhaps we aren't checking that configure flag in all places the
need to do so. The one I could find where
What you are missing is the shared memory extension for your X server.
What is strange is that we try to detect this during the configure
phase. Perhaps we aren't checking that configure flag in all places the
need to do so. The one I could find where this isn't done was
Hi Scott,
when you are saying that it worked before, at what time was that? A few days
ago, weeks, months? As far as I know, drawing in a separate thread should have
produced an error up until two months ago.
Is your code working when executed in the main thread? If not we should try to
get
Mike Simmons wrote:
When evaluated, CC turns out to be g++, but the same make failure occurs
if I force make to use gcc.
I'm running Suse SLES 10, and the g++ compiler version is 4.1.2, if that
makes any difference.
Any other suggestions? I know it's probably something simple, but the
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
* man page not readable (see attached screenshot where I put xterm
as comparison)
I just tried and I can use man just fine here, no funny characters. I have
never seen your problem, sorry.
Perhaps it is a font issue? Which terminal font are you using?
The problem with the xlib backend you are experiencing is most likely
due to it being of a different version than the gui library you
installed from the Debian repository. According to your mail the xlib
backend is version 0.16, which version are the other two backends you
have installed?
The
Wow, I looked at there web site and the software is really impressive. I
am surprised that you can do the same using GNUstep :-)
Perhaps we could even use that software to do the graphical testing for
the gui functionality we are currently lacking?
Fred
Gregory John Casamento wrote:
All,
The most likely reason you get this problem is that you still have he partly
compiled newer GNUstep system lying around and there are some incompatabilities
to the software you loaded from the Debian repository.
It is a bit hard to tell from here what you did, so I have to guess. The new
Hi David,
could you please detail a bit on the benefits of an XCB backend compared to an
Xlib one?
As you already pointed out newer versions of Xlib are internally able to use
XCB, so what can we gain by using it directly?
Fred
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Thu, 23 Apr 2009
Not sure whether this helps you, but the cairo backend of GNUstep has build in
support for PDF output for quite some time now.
As you are using very old GNUstep releases, it might not be in your
version.(Did you actually switch from art to cairo already?)
But if you want to do bug image
for the permissions (uses the
default security).
Does anyone know what configuration is required to allow this to work
under Windows?
Thanks so much for any assistance.
Sam
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Nicolas Roard nicolas.ro...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 11:09 PM, Fred
Nicolas Roard wrote:
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 8:48 PM, Riccardo Mottola mul...@ngi.it wrote:
Hello,
in FTP (available in GAP, http://gap.nongnu.org) I do inter-thread messaging
with the precise goal to have threads perform operations on the main thread
GUI operations.
I set up DO between the
David Ayers wrote:
What would people think if we extract the internal image handling of
NSBitmapImageRep+image-type into GNUstep specific classes/functions in
base-additions to make it available for both -gui and -gsweb?
Doesn't sound like a great idea to me. This would introduce dependencies
oren wrote:
Hi,
I doubt the implementation of our cacheDisplayInRect:toBitmapImageRep:
but i don't have 10.4 to test.
It seems our implementation use [GSCurrentContext() GSReadRect: rect];
to copy the existing data into the provided bitmap argument but
shouldn't it invoke -display* over that
This really is horrible code, that cannot be commited in its current
form. I am willing to support this feature, but you or somebody else
will have to clean up the code first. You surely wouldn't like the whole
rest of GNUstep being written that way :-)
Passing a pointer through an X property is
oren wrote:
Hi, Here is a patch for cleaning up MyGL in
http://svn.gna.org/svn/gnustep/tests/examples/trunk/gui/MyGL
Thanks!
Could somebody with a bit more OpenGL knowledge point out whether this
is an improvement or not? To my untrained eyes this looks just like a
code rearrangement, but it
ici...@mail.cg.tuwien.ac.at wrote:
I have a question: is NSCell's setSendsActionOnEndEditing currently
broken in svn trunk? It doesn't work for me, but I am sure it worked
some time ago. I have a subclass of NSWindoController which implements
the windowDidLoad method, and in there I send
Matthew Weinstein wrote:
I'm in the process of refactoring quicktime parts of my qualitative
analysis software so I can port the latest version to gnustep. I'm
wondering what the best audio framework or class is out there for
gnustep. I'm considering Etoile's mediakit, but I'm afraid that
Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
On Wednesday 11 March 2009 19:51:54 Adam Fedor wrote:
On Mar 11, 2009, at 12:46 PM, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
I'm logged into the wiki, but the page is still locked, therefore I
add this
here, and maybe someone else could add it to the wiki page:
You need to
Xavier Glattard wrote:
Adam Fedor a écrit :
On Mar 10, 2009, at 7:25 AM, Xavier Glattard wrote:
I don't know what are the requirements for mentors, but I would be
glad to help and take care of one small project :)
A big factor in how many students google gives us is the number of
students
Adam Fedor wrote:
On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Quentin Mathé wrote:
Also who is going to be in charge of the joint application? Someone
from GNUstep? That sounds likely since it's the umbrella project for
the application.
I applied for GNUstep last year, so I could do that.
Thank you Adam!
David,
shouldn't we again head for a shared application for Etoile and GNUstep?
It didn't work that well last year, but surely better than two seperate
applications.
Fred
David Chisnall wrote:
It's almost time for the Google Summer of Code mentoring organisation
application phase. This
Nicola Pero wrote:
I turned on parallel compilation support on by default in trunk. :-)
So, using gnustep-make from trunk, all you need to do to build a project
using parallel building
is:
make -j 2
Try it out. On new machines (multi-processor, or multi-core, or both)
it is much
Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
Hi,
I just installed gnustep-startup-0.22.0 on opensuse 11.0, i386, further I
installed Gorm, Renaissance and GDL2 from svn. When I startup Gorm or
DBModeler, then in the menus and windows there is no text shown. Everything
seems to work fine, but I have to
dan wrote:
I would like to mess around with gnustep again.
When i did it before (several years ago) there were daemons
to start, lots of stuff to build, and so on, but it looks like
now all i need is a debian system i just have to run
apt-get to build everything? (This from looking at
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 13:53:46 +
Von: Richard Frith-Macdonald rich...@tiptree.demon.co.uk
An: David Chisnall csda...@swansea.ac.uk
CC: David T. Shen stp...@live.com, Discuss-gnustep Discuss
Discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
Betreff: Re: an error from the
I don't understand this error message either. But you already should get
some warnings during compilation. sharedApplicatiion is clearly
misspelled and you should get this told by the compiler. Best you fix
you compiler warnings and then report back with a bit more information.
Fred
David T.
jra wrote:
I'm working with GNUstep on Windows XP (I used the latest Windows
installer). I put together a little app and its working ok. I put in
some NSLogs and did not see any output in the console. I then put in
printfs, and then fprintfs, and still nothing. What is the trick? How
do I
Robson Cardoso dos Santos wrote:
Hello, I'm having problems with the GNUstep applications after
installing xcompmgr.
All of them are transparent when xcompmgr is running.
What settings are you using for xcompmgr? I just started up xcompmgr
with out any special settings and things looked normal
I just added some very experimental code that allows you to experiment
with in window menus. I followed the idea of Nikolaus to set the menu
via [NSWindow setMenu:] this allows you to test different approaches to
this new concept without bothering with the low level details.
The current
Thomas Gamper wrote:
I think the NSOpenGLContext/XGGLContext breakage is my fault. I'll look
into it.
Sure, have a look, but after your patch things worked fine for me. Most
likely it really is the visual that we are selecting wrongly.
Fred
___
Matt Rice wrote:
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 3:14 AM, Pete French p...@twisted.org.uk wrote:
I don't use mswindows very much, but it does not appear to be the sort
of behavior you would expect from a windows application.
I would expect use of NSWindows95InterfaceStyle to produce a menu in
each
I hacked bestContext() in back/Source/x11/context.c to return False and
with that both examples work again. This looks like the problem has to
do with the visual, drawable or depth selection. On my machine
glXChooseFBConfig() finds 18 usable configurations, but the code sticks
to the first one.
:
for (i=numvis-1, best = -1; i=0; i--)
{
if (vinfo[i].depth == 24) best = i;
else if (vinfo[i].depth24 best0) best = i;
}
Try to replace 24 with 32. Since an OpenGL Pixelformat without alpha
channel basically makes no sense.
TOM
Fred Kiefer schrieb:
I hacked bestContext() in back
Clemens Arth wrote:
I've tried to implement the OpenGL example in Aaron Hillegass' Cocoa
Programming book (chapter 33) in gnustep. Unfortunately I couldn't get
it to work - the window doesn't show anything.
Can someone provide me with a small simple OpenGL example in gnustep? I
couldn't
Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
This SIP VoIP program is obviously written using Cocoa:
telephone - Google Code
http://code.google.com/p/telephone/
What do you think? Can it be ported to GNUstep?
The only way to tell is to look at the source code. Which libraries and
frameworks get
Matt Rice wrote:
I would probably have tried subclassing GSWindowDecorationView (like
in the NiftyTitleBar bundle) and added a
NSTableView without the scroll bars/headers containing strangely
configured NSPopUpButtonCell's e.g
pullsDown/usesItemFromMenu/preferredEdge, though I don't recall
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Am 11.01.2009 um 20:54 schrieb Fred Kiefer:
Germán André Arias Santiago wrote:
Hi, I have installed gnustep-startup-0.22.0 in Ubuntu 8.04. But, I have
a problem with return key. For example in GWorkspace, if I select an
archive and select Open with ... in the option
Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
GNUstep core packages for Slackware 12.2 are now available at:
Great!
GNUstep-back is now shipped only with libcairo support. Unfortunately
the libart backend is no longer running reliably on Slackware.
Could you please be a bit more specific about the problems with
Germán André Arias Santiago wrote:
Hi, I have installed gnustep-startup-0.22.0 in Ubuntu 8.04. But, I have
a problem with return key. For example in GWorkspace, if I select an
archive and select Open with ... in the option File. I write the
app's name, and press Tab to select the Ok button.
Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
b means that there will be no official GNUstep presence on FOSDEM this
year (because there's no GNUstep booth or desk this year). This also
means that the message GNU says good bye to the booming world of ObjC
and Cocoa and accepts the status quo of the closed
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
You said that the deadline for our schedule for presentations was 10th Jan.
Looking at the wiki we have a daunting 14 slots, and none of them filled
in yet.
We ought to fill *something* in. Maybe we can repeat the schedule on
the two days.
Let's say I
Gregory John Casamento wrote:
Right now we do have the necessary framework in place for Themes.
No, we don't :-)
To allow for full theming all the gui code needs to call into GSTheme
for any drawing, which we currently don't do. Richard Thematic
application is great for the gui controls that
The shape extension should be part of Xext and we already check for that
in our configure script. Maybe Ubuntu packages things up differently or
our check isn't sufficient.
Typing something like this at the prompt should tell you where the file
finally came from:
dlocate
David Chisnall wrote:
The shape extension is a pretty basic part of X11. I don't think I've
seen an X server in over a decade that didn't support it. XFixes makes
it a lot simpler to use though and allows clipping lists to be stored on
the server as an opaque type, and it's largely
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 4 Jan 2009, at 22:55, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
I'd like to re-prioritize one of the points I mentioned in the
previous email. I think that theming should be much higher priority
than I stated previously.
I think it should be one of our top priorities
Hi Lars,
Nikolaus already explained, why there is no direct competition between
the developer meeting at Bergamo and FOSDEM. Last year he tried to
arrange a developer gettogether the day before FOSDEM and it ended up
with just me and him sitting in that horrible hotel lobby trying to find
out
h...@computer.org wrote:
Some thoughts (without priorities):
1. How to install and run GNUstep on Windows
That is really simple and wont help with these FOSS developers, they
aren't interested in Windows. The people who are wont be there.
2. The new Cairo Backend (Cairo - Fred)
The cairo
Nicola Pero wrote:
In the end, your suggestion was too good to ignore. I wiped out my
changes of yesterday,
and implemented your proposal - actually a simplification/improvement of
it. :-)
The new system allows people building from source to completely
customize where they
want each
*From:* Fred Kiefer fredkie...@gmx.de
*To:* Stefan Bidigaray stefanb...@gmail.com
*Cc:* Discuss-gnustep GNUstep discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
*Sent:* Friday, December 12, 2008 3:58:58 PM
*Subject:* Re: New Slackware + GNUstep
Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
Since Slackware 12.2 was just released
Nicola Pero wrote:
On 15 Dec 2008, at 08:46, David Ayers wrote:
Am Freitag, den 12.12.2008, 16:42 -0600 schrieb Stefan Bidigaray:
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 2:55 PM, David Chisnall thera...@sucs.org
wrote:
On 12 Dec 2008, at 20:58, Fred Kiefer wrote:
And we really
Yes most of this discussion was just a misunderstanding. What I tried to
propose, but failed to, was as simple new class layout:
NSObject - GSTheme - GSTiledTheme - CustomTheme1
|
\-CustomTheme2
Where we would only provide the first three classes.
GSTheme will
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
The bigger issue is that the redraw takes so long. Here it could be that
we draw too much, but it could also be that we just flush too much over
to X. The first issue should be simple to detect, we just need to put a
write statement before the call
Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
Since Slackware 12.2 was just released yesterday, I thought I'd start
generating packages. But before I do, I'd like to know if I should wait
for a new release of -base and -gui? There was some talk on the list
last week about doing a new release but I haven't heard
2008, at 23:10, Fred Kiefer wrote:
I don't quite understand this argument. Currently we have the same
complexity (two implementations for the same thing) mixed into one
class. To me separating them into two classes sounds like a reduction in
complexity.
I'm primarily thinking of complexity
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 10 Dec 2008, at 18:56, Fred Kiefer wrote:
There is the GSTheme class which wastes time looking for non existing
tiles. Here I would suggest that we split up the class. Have the
standard theme class that exactly does what used to be in the gui
drawing code
Fred Kiefer wrote:
The bigger issue is that the redraw takes so long. Here it could be that
we draw too much, but it could also be that we just flush too much over
to X. The first issue should be simple to detect, we just need to put a
write statement before the call to drawRect: in NSView
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 8 Dec 2008, at 16:27, Nicolas Roard wrote:
Irrespective of the scroll issue, exposing the view hierarchy to the
backend
would still be quite interesting:
- we could have specialised backends using native widgets when available,
for better integration with
I found your analysis very interesting, although I will need more time
to understand it in detail. I may not be able to answer all of your
questions, but there is one where I think I am able to help.
What triggers the redraw?
This is caused by the code in NSControl mouseDown: here we set the cell
I recompiled GWorkspace with recent GNUstep libraries and could not
reproduce this segmentation fault. Are there any special operation you
where performing? Like dragging?
Looking at your first bug report, I think this code might be running in
a separate thread. Or why is it starting with _start?
in
characterIsMember then test if font is unicode YES ok skip finding
substitute font NO try to find substitute, work for me now, if i have
more time i'll try to look deeper.
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 8:32 PM, Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
UBoss UBoss wrote
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The last of these is the most relevant part here. As I recall, when
we do a copy, we currently:
1) Copy the relevant parts into the (client-side) buffer.
2) Draw the new bits.
3) Copy the buffer to the client.
Doesn't it use a simple XCopyArea() which is done
UBoss UBoss wrote:
Using gnustep stable
make - 2.0.6
base - 1.16.3
gui - 0.14.0
back - 0.14.0 (Xlib, X11)
OS: solaris 10
using font Helvetica (included in gnustep) (iso10646-1 = unicode)
when drawing Loclaized string (Latin2) - [NSString allioc] initWithData:
in
[ScrubbingBar dealloc] and see where this gets called from. If it
doesn't get called then my whole theory is worthless and we have to
think anew. And all of this wont help to solve your first issue. I am
totally at loss there.
Fred
Charles philip Chan wrote:
Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Could
Charles philip Chan wrote:
Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Fine, but could you please provide the new back traces? I am not using
GWorkspace and MplayerGS myself and it could well be that there is a
problem in the way these application are using frame transformation or
in the way we
Charles philip Chan wrote:
Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you sure that there are no old GNUstep libraries on that machine?
The old GNUStep tree was moved out of the way before the fresh
compilation- so there are no old libraries hanging around. The
difference between the my
David Chisnall wrote:
On 23 Nov 2008, at 22:11, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Nice to see there is another user. FOr me, besides, GTK2 is slow too.
Cairo and Art are going to be slow. No work around. Try the faithful
xlib backend, which I use regularly. It will be faster, since instead
of
Charles philip Chan wrote:
Gregory John Casamento [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I rebuilt all of GNUstep and GSWorkspace from scratch after a full
update. Please try doing a make clean in both of those application's
source directories and rebuild and let me know if that solves the
issue.
I
Charles philip Chan wrote:
I upgraded to the latest svn and I am getting SIGSEGV with both
GWorkspace and MplayerGS while othe apps works fine. Have anyone else
encountered this? This is a fresh installation and here are the
backtraces:
In both gdb logs I see views with a width of zero. It
, Nov 2, 2008 at 4:27 PM, Stefan Bidigaray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 3:41 PM, Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this a multi threaded application? Until August this year we
had
Adam Fedor wrote:
On Nov 21, 2008, at 9:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
And one thing makes me wonder a little: why is it still a 0.15
release? After so many years of work.
From a marketing view this looks like an instable experiment and not
as something that can be
Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
Found at a german Linux News Site:
Anfang der weitergeleiteten E-Mail:
http://www.pro-linux.de/news/2008/13479.html
Oops, I noticed from the Etoile mailing list that they made a release,
but I overlooked that no mail was sent to any of the GNUstep mailing
likely, but not sure.
Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
Hi,
I am under the impression that interest in having a booth/dev room at
the next FOSDEM is not as strong as in the years before.
So before I start the effort of organizing something I want to know who
is likely or not likely to
Helge Hess wrote:
On 09.11.2008, at 08:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not seen a discussion so far, but want to let all of you know
that FOSDEM 2009 has been announced:
http://www.fosdem.org/2009/node/150
Unfortunately, I can't contribute this time so others have to take
care.
Is
Having an implementation for these methods would be nice, but going down
the /proc/something parsing route seems wrong to me. Why not call
sysconf() with _SC_NPROCESSORS_CONF (on my GUN/Linux system this is
defined in /usr/include/bits/confname.h).
This too is a system specific solution, but at
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 13 Nov 2008, at 08:42, Fred Kiefer wrote:
Having an implementation for these methods would be nice, but going down
the /proc/something parsing route seems wrong to me. Why not call
sysconf() with _SC_NPROCESSORS_CONF (on my GUN/Linux system
Andreas Höschler wrote:
I am setting up a scrollview sublcass as follows:
- (id)initWithFrame:(NSRect)frame
{
self = [super initWithFrame:frame];
[self setHasVerticalScroller:YES];
NSSize contentSize = [self contentSize];
NSView *view = [[TimeTableView alloc]
Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
For some reason, I don't think this is a Gridlock bug. Gridlock has
always worked fairly flawlessly for me, and this only started after
installing atop the latest stable GNUstep release.
The attached file is a backtrace after the crash.
Is this a multi threaded
Nicola Pero wrote:
Anyway, you have good points that cross-compiling from Xcode might be
appealing to some people. :-)
It wouldn't be difficult to set up a similar thing for cross-compiling
from Apple to Windows using GNUstep.
You need to get a MinGW cross-compilation environment running
Samantha Rahn wrote:
What types of syntax can and cannot be used in NSPredicate?
When I use
companyName CONTAINS 'Corp'
I get:
NAME:NSInvalidArgumentException REASON:Format string contains
extra characters: companyName CONTAINS 'Corp'
I had a look at the source code and it
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 31 Oct 2008, at 20:20, Fred Kiefer wrote:
Samantha Rahn wrote:
What types of syntax can and cannot be used in NSPredicate?
When I use
companyName CONTAINS 'Corp'
I get:
NAME:NSInvalidArgumentException REASON:Format string contains
extra
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Thank you for those follow up patches. I applied them with slight
changes. Please check whether I made any mistake here.
Unfortunately, you did. The method -encodeWithCoder: always encodes
the super class fields in the archive, even if the class
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
NSWorkspace's isFilePackageAtPath: method has a serious bug:
It considers all directories file packages. The attached patch
fixes this so that only directories ending with one of the
known extensions app, debug, profile, and bundle, and also
directories which are claimed
Looks like we all are in favour of Wolfgangs new behaviour. So let's
move to that.
Fred
Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
Am 29.10.2008 um 19:07 schrieb Richard Frith-Macdonald:
On 29 Oct 2008, at 17:24, Wolfgang Lux wrote:
In response to my little rant about broken key view loops
in the
Gregory John Casamento wrote:
One more thing... It says that they spent two months adding:
• Added unicode path support to the NSFileManager class.
• Added support for displaying truncated strings.
• Added support for drawing unicode strings. (Not very pretty support.)
• Fixed some issues
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