On Sep 10, 2006, at 12:12 PM, samantha wrote:
Ronald Oussoren wrote:On Sep 10, 2006, at 7:59 AM, Samantha Atkins wrote:I see all of these nice apparent python modules for Foundation,SyncServices, etc. corresponding to several objc frameworks. I would like to know how these are made and especially how to update them whenthe underlying frameworks have changed. Thanks for any leads.Those are part of PyObjC. Changes to classes are picked up automaticly (the frameworks are scanned for Objective-C classes and their methods when the wrapper module is loaded), constants and global functions are picked up when PyObjC is build from source.The binary installer for the latest release of PyObjC (at http:// pyobjc.sf.net) should be fairly complete and I consider missing values a bug.RonaldWell I am working on pre-release of Leopard so it is not surprising to me that some things are not there. In particular I have noticed some formal protocols are missing. If there is automatic scanning going on it is missing a few things. Is there a way I can manually patch things up? If someone will point me to the scanning code I will be glad to do some digging and debugging.
Scripts/gen_all_protocols.py scans all frameworks for informal protocols and adds those to the wrappers in the source tree. Formal protocols are found at runtime, but only if there are classes that actually use those protocols due to the way we locate protocols.
There are some minor issues with the current PyObjC tree on the Leopard preview, luckily no really complex ones. I have patches for these issues in a private tree, but cannot check those in because the previews are under NDA.
Ronald
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