As far as I can tell, the NSSecureTextView in our nib is now loading properly
-- thanks for that fix!
Unfortunately, this only gets us to the next problem: awakeFromNib is not being
called on the nib file's owner.
In digging through this issue in gdb I noticed that this nib is another one
that
This clearly was my fault. In the NIB loading of NSIBObjectData the old
code was looping over the _names map to instantiate the objects. I
changed that to the _objects map which looked better to me. As your
results show this isn't true I changed that code back again. That way
the owner once more ge
Hi,
I get this while building
Compiling file GSGState.m ...
GSGState.m: In function '-[GSGState(Ops) GSSetFillColorspace:]':
GSGState.m:300: warning: invalid receiver type 'void *'
GSGState.m: In function '-[GSGState(Ops) GSSetStrokeColorspace:]':
GSGState.m:311: warning: invalid receiver type
Hi,
I fixed this by importing Foundation/NSValue.h
I wonder why the commiter didn't notice that his changes broke the build?
Riccardo
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Hi,
I get this while building
Compiling file GSGState.m ...
GSGState.m: In function '-[GSGState(Ops) GSSetFillColorspace:]':
GSGSta
Hello guys,
here [0] you will find a patch (slighly to large for attachment) that
I've been cooking up for some time now. It augements the present
implementation of NSNetService and NSNetServiceBrowser in gnustep-base
with a second implementation using the Avahi API. Some words on why that
seems t