NSBezierPath setLineDash

2002-10-06 Thread Stefan Urbanek
Hi, Whe I set NSBezierPath setLineDash:count:phase: to one path then all paths created after that one will have same line dash style. I think it should be local to the path, or is it global? This value is reset after each NSView drawRect:. Stefan

Re: set of text scrolling patches (pageUp:/pageDown:) (+ Bonus ProjectCenter Patch :) )

2002-10-06 Thread Philippe C . D . Robert
Hi David, I did just apply your patch for ProjectCenter (with some minor cosmetic changes). Thanks! -Phil On Samstag, Oktober 5, 2002, at 09:58 Uhr, David Ayers wrote: Hello Phil, Hello Everyone, with the help from the folks on #GNUstep, especially Alexander Malmberg and Piere-Yves

Re: NSSavePanel complains about .hidden

2002-10-06 Thread Nicola Pero
Ok - it looks silly to discuss too much about this anyway (with all the pending stuff) but I can't avoid another one on this :-) I don't understand why you are assuming that +stringWithContentsOfFile returning nil is an error. The caller will assess that. In the case of NSSavePanel, for

Re: NSSavePanel complains about .hidden

2002-10-06 Thread Fred Kiefer
Fred Kiefer wrote: BTW, this error message is shown eight times, when a NSSavePanel is opened, although only two columns are shown. I will inspect into this to find out if there are unneeded operations going on. After a bit of investigation I did find out that this behaviour is there by

Re: NSSavePanel complains about .hidden

2002-10-06 Thread Nicola Pero
pedanticAn 'error', for the programmer using the base library, is when the base library generates an exception. Anything else is not an error. A nil return here indicates that the file doesn't exist, is not readable or can't be read. This is considered a valid result, otherwise the

Re: NSSavePanel complains about .hidden

2002-10-06 Thread Nicola Pero
That's not true. init methods are not supposed to generate an exception, they are supposed to log an error, release the object and return nil (at least the way we currently specify it, see http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/coding-standards_5.html#SEC5 - if we want to