On 12.04.2013 23:52, foru...@smartmobili.com wrote:
Hi,I would lile to open a xib file created under Xcode and that has an empty NSCollectionView, how can I slightly modify the GSXibKeyedUnarchiver to ignore this object or to display a dummy view ? Here is an extract of the xib file : <object class="NSScrollView" id="484370537"> <reference key="NSNextResponder" ref="462115558"/> <int key="NSvFlags">-2147483382</int> <object class="NSMutableArray" key="NSSubviews"> <bool key="EncodedWithXMLCoder">YES</bool> <object class="NSClipView" id="204776699"> <reference key="NSNextResponder" ref="484370537"/> <int key="NSvFlags">2304</int> <object class="NSMutableArray" key="NSSubviews"> <bool key="EncodedWithXMLCoder">YES</bool> <object class="NSCollectionView" id="898315540"> <reference key="NSNextResponder" ref="204776699"/> <int key="NSvFlags">310</int> <string key="NSFrameSize">{618, 0}</string> <reference key="NSSuperview" ref="204776699"/> <reference key="NSWindow"/> <reference key="NSNextKeyView" ref="138269728"/> <string key="NSReuseIdentifierKey">_NS:3367</string> <string key="NSMinGridSize">{0, 0}</string> <string key="NSMaxGridSize">{0, 0}</string> <int key="NSMaxNumberOfGridRows">0</int> <int key="NSMaxNumberOfGridColumns">0</int> <object class="NSArray" key="NSBackgroundColors"> <bool key="EncodedWithXMLCoder">YES</bool> <object class="NSColor" id="293407392"> <int key="NSColorSpace">4</int> <bytes key="NSWhite">MSAwAA</bytes> </object> </object> <int key="NSDraggingSourceMaskForLocal">-1</int> <int key="NSDraggingSourceMaskForNonLocal">0</int> </object> </object> <string key="NSFrameSize">{618, 0}</string> <reference key="NSSuperview" ref="484370537"/> <reference key="NSWindow"/> <reference key="NSNextKeyView" ref="898315540"/> <string key="NSReuseIdentifierKey">_NS:3365</string> <reference key="NSDocView" ref="898315540"/> <object class="NSColor" key="NSBGColor" id="985601461"> <int key="NSColorSpace">6</int> <string key="NSCatalogName">System</string> <string key="NSColorName">controlColor</string> <object class="NSColor" key="NSColor"> <int key="NSColorSpace">3</int> <bytes key="NSWhite">MC42NjY2NjY2NjY3AA</bytes> </object> </object> <int key="NScvFlags">2</int> </object> <object class="NSScroller" id="138269728"> <reference key="NSNextResponder" ref="484370537"/> <int key="NSvFlags">-2147483392</int> <string key="NSFrame">{{234, 1}, {15, 143}}</string> <reference key="NSSuperview" ref="484370537"/> <reference key="NSWindow"/> <reference key="NSNextKeyView" ref="876693224"/> <string key="NSReuseIdentifierKey">_NS:3372</string> <reference key="NSTarget" ref="484370537"/> <string key="NSAction">_doScroller:</string> <double key="NSCurValue">1</double> <double key="NSPercent">0.89655172824859619</double> </object> <object class="NSScroller" id="876693224"> <reference key="NSNextResponder" ref="484370537"/> <int key="NSvFlags">-2147483392</int> <string key="NSFrame">{{1, 144}, {233, 15}}</string> <reference key="NSSuperview" ref="484370537"/> <reference key="NSWindow"/> <reference key="NSNextKeyView" ref="402299358"/> <string key="NSReuseIdentifierKey">_NS:3374</string> <int key="NSsFlags">1</int> <reference key="NSTarget" ref="484370537"/> <string key="NSAction">_doScroller:</string> <double key="NSPercent">0.63157892227172852</double> </object> </object> <string key="NSFrame">{{0, 373}, {618, 0}}</string> <reference key="NSSuperview" ref="462115558"/> <reference key="NSWindow"/> <reference key="NSNextKeyView" ref="204776699"/> <string key="NSReuseIdentifierKey">_NS:3363</string> <int key="NSsFlags">133680</int> <reference key="NSVScroller" ref="138269728"/> <reference key="NSHScroller" ref="876693224"/> <reference key="NSContentView" ref="204776699"/> </object> Actually my goal is only to see what this xib file looks like inside Gorm and not to edit or change any properties. Could it be done by a quick and dirty hack ? Could I substitute the NSCollectionView by a NSCustomView during xml parsing ? I am fed up with switching between my pc and my mac mini ...
If you want do do this in code the simplest way to replace a class is calling the class method setClass:forClassName: on NSKeyedUnarchiver, replacing NSCollectionView with NSView. Of course you could do the same by editing the XIB file.
But for NSCollectionView there is an even better solution. We already have code for this in the GNUstep repository, it is in the testplant branch. Gregory wanted to merge these files (and a lot more) over the last weekend. Looks like he didn't get around to do this. I could easily add these files myself, but I am not sure whether this is OK for Greg. If you just need NSCollectionView for a test, switch to that branch and compile gui from there.
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