On 5 Feb 2009, at 07:23, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
Richard,
"True. Such applications are fundamentally badly designed/buggy,
but it generally doesn't win you any friends to say so."
That could be true, but I don't believe, however, that GNUstep
should fail where Cocoa recovers.
I'm sure David's point was that, at the moment, GNUstep limits damage
where Cocoa trashes things. It's not at all true to say that GNUstep
fails and Cocoa recovers ... more true to say that cocoa hides bugs
and often gets away with it.
Anyway, we should implement the NSExceptionMask user default and the
issue then becomes irrelevant as we can control which behavior we want
for a particular application.
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