Re: GSWImageButton and a updated example for GSWeb

[David Ayers]

Am Samstag, den 04.04.2009, 21:47 +0200 schrieb Tim Kack:

> ________________________________________________________________________
>                        Application: 
> WebBookStore1 
>                          Reference: 
> 2009-04-04 21:23:06 +0200 
>                              Error: 
> NSInvalidArgumentException 
>                             Reason: 
> Main(instance) does not recognize
> _frameworkNameForAssociation:inComponent:
> 
> 
> ____________________________________
> User Info Dictionary: 
>                          FrameInfo: 
> GSWSession.m: 1482. In [Session
> -appendToResponse:inContext:] In
> Session appendToResponse:inContext
> GSWApplication.m: 2460. In
> [Application
> -appendToResponse:inContext:] In
> Application
> appendToResponse:inContext
> 
> 
> 
> I was trying to figure out if the method is missing in GSWImageButton.m
> but I a bit uncertain on how it should work in a component.

I'm going to defer this to Dave Wetzel since he last worked on GSWeb and
we haven't been using this version due to some internal
incompatibilities.

> To workaround it I decided to change the GSWImageButtons to use
> GSWHyperLinks instead but then ran into a problem with GSWDisplayGroup
> and GDL2:
> 
> Application: WebBookStore1 Reference: 2009-04-04 21:44:47 +0200 Error:
> NSGenericException Reason: method registerUndoWithTarget:selector:arg:
> not implemented in EOUndoManager(instance)

> I can probably workaround and update this a bit, but I would like to
> know from GDL and GSWEB maintainers what the plans are?

OK... IIRC (I currently cannot check) EOUndoManager was actually
deprecated in WO45.  Now I'm not sure whether GSWeb should be using it
anyway and in this way, but I've committed a patch that forwards that
call to the proper NSUndoManager method.

> I really would like to wrap up a tutorial that can be posted on
> wiki.gnustep.org.

That would be really great!  Please let us know if you run into any
further trouble...

BTW... what did you have to do to updated the eomodel? Was it merely
changing the Adaptor name?  (I'm supposing that should have been all,
but I'm currently cannot test this code.)

Cheers,
David