[Pyobjc-dev] Re: Bundle loading hooks?

[Michael H. <mw...@py...>]

Ronald Oussoren <ous...@ci...> writes:

> However, if you start querying with the NSBundle +bundleForClass:, all
> classes defined in Python seem to be defined in the main bundle even
> if they are actually defined in another (plug-in) bundle. Simularly,
> NSBundle -classNamed: will only find the class if you use the
> mainBundle. This is a problem for us, because this means Interface
> Builder cannot find the classes in a palette that has been defined in
> Python.

Did you ever get any response to this?

> Does anyone know a documented way to get the administration right? I
> got the IB palette working with a dirty hack: when the python plugin
> it loaded it looks for the NSBundle that is associated with its bundle
> and changes the 'isa' pointer of that NSBundle instance to a subclass
> of NSBundle that overrides classNamed. That doesn't look like the
> proper solution to me :-)

I still can't get this to work :-( The palette appears, but you still
get "can't find class" errors in the logs...

Cheers,
mwh

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