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Re: New 'back' backend

2002-04-04 Thread Nicola Pero 


> having done that I now get a coredump.

that occurred to me too ... and well it is certainly caused by the fact
that gnustep-make has been modified to link bundles against all libraries
... that change is delicate and probably needs to be fixed somewhat ...
problem is understanding all the bits - perhaps it might be turned on on
windows and off on all other platforms.

anyway - now it works on my machine.  I both fixed a bug in gnustep-gui,
which was linking the TextConverter/RTF bundle with the installed
gnustep-gui rather than the one being compiled, and switched my system to
use a shared libobjc again.  I'm not sure what exactly made the
difference, but one or the other or both of these changes fixed the core
dump.


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valueForKey: on an NSArray

2002-04-04 Thread Jonathan B. Leffert 

Given an NSArray *a, the following explodes

[a valueForKey: @"foo"];

because NSArray doesn't respond to -foo or -_getFoo or -getFoo when
valueForKey: on an array should return the array represented by calling
valueForKey: on all the objects in the array.  That is, valueForKey: on an
array is the array representing the aggregate of values for the given key.

Thoughts?

Jonathan


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