Fujimoto Hisa
hisa****@fobj*****
Mon Feb 19 08:56:07 JST 2007
On 2007/02/18, at 20:13, Laurent Sansonetti wrote: > Hi Kimura-san, Hisa-san, > > On Feb 18, 2007, at 7:49 AM, Fujimoto Hisa wrote: > >> On 2007/02/18, at 13:28, Fujimoto Hisa wrote: >> >>> Hi guys, >>> >>> On 2007/02/18, at 11:29, kimura wataru wrote: >>> >>>> On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 17:35:43 +0100, Laurent Sansonetti wrote: >>>>> Hi Kimura-san, >>>>> >>>>> This looks good, however why would this be needed in reality? >>>>> Normally you don't have to objc_export the informal protocol >>>>> methods >>>>> as RubyCocoa will handle this in RBObject. From the Objective-C >>>>> runtime it doesn't matter if the informal protocol method is >>>>> objc_exported or not. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Thanks Laurent, you are just right. It's my misunderstanding. >>>> >>>> I talked with hisa that sample/Fortune.wdgt requires objc_export >>>> for >>>> informal protocols. We thought this feature will solve the problem, >>>> but not. >>>> >>>> Now, I found the cause of the problem. >>>> RubyCocoa do not load bridge support files when its framework >>>> (NSBundle) >>>> are already loaded. >>>> >>>> Fortune.wdgt: >>>> * WebKit.framework are loaded by Dashboard >>>> -> RubyCocoa don't load WebKit.bridgesupport >>>> -> RubyCocoa cannot handle the WebScripting informal protocol >>>> >>>> .bundle >>>> * AppKit.framework are loaded by a host application >>>> -> RubyCocoa don't load AppKit.bridgesupport >>>> -> RubyCocoa cannot find NSApp, NSRunAlertPanel,.. >>>> >>>> >>>> I'll try to fix this. >>> >>> I talked about it with Kimura-san while ago. >>> I've fix this issue to modify around require_framework of >>> oc_import.rb. I'll commit it soon, after testing a bit. >> >> i've committed this into the apple-unstable. > > I see the problem, thanks! Sorry I couldn't investigate the problem > myself :( don't worry about it :) > I modified a bit the fix (and also fixed it so that you can include > OSX and then do require_framework without any problem). And I added 2 > test cases in tc_bs.rb. thanks. it works well. -- hisa
