I'm clearly in over my head here, but I'm hoping macruby can simplify some
complexity.
I've cobbled together an objective c framework with a class that handles
some IO Kit transactions. The framework seems to work with objective c
cocoa applications.
I would like to use this framework from macir
Laurent,
Neither macirb or macruby start the CF/Cocoa runloop for you by
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default [1], so you will have to start it by yourself. You can call
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NSApplication.sharedApplication.run or NSRunLoop.currentRunLoop.run.
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> If you do this from macirb it will block as expected and you won't be
>
able to
>
> I downloaded hotconsole, but can't seem to get it raked / built /
>> installed. I can't find any install instructions. There is a mention that
>> you need the latest branch, so I grabbed the testing branch and built it,
>> but still no luck with hotconsole.
>>
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> The latest code is in trunk.
Thanks again for the help. I macraked the trunk and hotconsole and it
worked, sort of.
With the trunk build, my framework won't load.
>> framework 'VersaPHY'
2009-02-09 12:04:12.258 macruby[35283:10b] Error loading
/Users/barry/Library/Frameworks/VersaPHY.framework/VersaPHY:
dlopen(/Users/barry/
Laurent,
As usual your insight is spot on. I tested the -i386 switch and it worked,
then I rebuild the framework for 64-bit and that also worked.
Unfortunately, the initial goal of permitting callbacks to the framework
during execution is still not met by HotConsole. HotConsole seems to act
exac
re you
> calling NSApplication.sharedApplication.run in the HotConsole prompt by
> yourself? If yes, then you shouldn't because HotConsole already called it
> for you. All you should do is use your framework without thinking of the run
> loop and theoretically it should work fine.
>
> Laurent
