I'd love an installer that restores the original BS files. But I have
no idea how much time that would cost you…
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:14 AM, Laurent Sansonetti
wrote:
> Hi Martin,
> Sorry for the late reply.
> Reverting to an earlier BridgeSupport is hard. Basically, you would need to
> fir
Hi Martin,
Sorry for the late reply.
Reverting to an earlier BridgeSupport is hard. Basically, you would need to
first remove all BridgeSupport directories from /System/Library/Frameworks,
then re-install the original BridgeSupport distribution. The last step involves
copying the files from th
I've just applied Preview3 and the error has gone away - I've updated
the ticket.
My two questions about reverting to an earlier version of
BridgeSupport and incorporating into the build process still hold
however.
On Jan 18, 1:24 pm, Martin Hawkins wrote:
> Laurent,
> I've created a project as y
Laurent,
I've created a project as you requested and it as reflects the problem
I first encountered, I've posted a ticket.
Two more questions re this:
1. Am I able to revert to the earlier BridgeSupport version? If so,
how?
2. What are the implications for the build process when using
BridgeSupp
Hi Martin,
I don't think the new BridgeSupport is the problem here, but if you can, please
try to reduce the problem to a simple project and attach it to a new ticket. We
will investigate.
At this point, regressions in the Cocoa support of MacRuby must be quickly
identified and fixed.
Laurent
I installed the v2 Preview of BridgeSupport a couple of days ago to
solve a particular problem with accessing constant values, which it
did.
I have now found that what was working code now seems to be broken -
representedObject in a NSCell object consistently returns nil.
I didn't expect the Bridge
