It's me again,
I dug a little bit in gnustep-base and found that `GSSelectorFromName` only returns a selector if the selector *exists*, and this directly cals sel_get_any_uid which is aliased as sel_getUid.
So, how can I create a reference for a selector that does not exist ?
The problem is that I use undeclared selectors in dynamic method invocation for methods bound at runtime, so before runtime, there is no "foo" selector defined. The workaround I found is the following:
1/ Declare somewhere in my code the selectors that are used in my dynamic code (using @selector(foo))
2/ Later, when I call sel_getUid("foo"), the call returns me the selector instead of nil
but this is not dynamicity anymore :/
-- S�bastien
-- �Le soleil est Dieu� <http://www.type-z.org> -- Turner, avant de mourir
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