Fred,
I will be working on getting those files merged this weekend for the new
classes. I was very busy last week. I'll advise as to my progress.
GC
On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 4:41 AM, Fred Kiefer <fredkie...@gmx.de> wrote:
> 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="**NSDraggingSourceMaskForNonLoca**
>> l">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.
>
> Fred
>
>
>
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