> 1) Update configure.ac in gnustep-make so it prints a warning if the
> user is on darwin and uses a filesystem layout other than 'apple'.
> This warning will tell the user they need to either set
> DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH and DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH in their shell's environment
> as well as in ~/
Last week I tried to resolve a circular refernce problem between
NSWindow and NSGraphicsContext.
The source of the problem is that when an NSWindow gets displayed it
generates an NSGraphicsContext (or rather a subclass) which will then
manage all the actual drawing. The window retain the conte
Fred Kiefer gmx.de> writes:
> Last week I tried to resolve a circular refernce problem between
> NSWindow and NSGraphicsContext.
The window in the dictionary is (should be) only used when creating
the context : delete the dictionary after use or remove the window from
the ddictionary.
You mig
I was able to resolve most of the problems I listed below by not using
autorelease objects.
There still is one issue and it is an important one. When creating an
NSWindow from a Gorm file the initialization is called twice. This will
result in two backend objects being created for the window a
