Xavier Glattard wrote: > Selon Fred Kiefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > There are some differences in NSApplication. As this class is central i guess > many other classes use it and then it should be treated first. > A quick look in NSApplication.h shows me some additions : > - an event queue (i know : i promised ;o) > - global enum : NSApplicationDelegateReply, NSApplicationPrintReply > - some new methods (MacOS) >
The new methods and the enums might be of interest, the event queue just doesn't belong here. GNNstep has it on the class GSDisplayServer. You should also keep the class GSServiceManager in mind, when looking at NSApplication. >> Best you start out with the new classes I listed. They will need to get >> added to the GNUmakefile and the NSAppKit.h file and, what is more >> important, fill with code. > > Ok. I will work on the first one : NSAnimation. Then the next one and so on > until i couldn't. > > Is there a good example of gnustep coding standard conformity around ? > No, it is used a bit inconsistently in the GNUstep code. Most of the time I take NSCell as my reference. But the full details are somewhere on the web page. Cheers, Fred _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list Gnustep-dev@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
