Based on some of the stuff that Steven Majewski did, trying to create
a Cocoa app that loads a nib from Jython. When running, I get the
following errors:
% jython CurrencyConverter.jy
(
NSBundle </System/Library/Frameworks/Foundation.framework> (loaded),
NSBundle </usr/lib> (loaded),
NSBundle </System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework> (loaded),
NSBundle </usr/lib/java> (loaded)
)
./build/CurrencyConverter2.app
May 11 21:35:32 java[1110] Unknown class `ConverterController' in nib
file, using `NSObject' instead.
May 11 21:35:32 java[1110] Unknown class `Converter' in nib file,
using `NSObject' instead.
May 11 21:35:32 java[1110] Could not connect the action convert: to
target of class NSObject
So...why doesn't it know about the classes?
#!/usr/bin/env jython
from com.apple.cocoa.foundation import *
from com.apple.cocoa.application import *
MyApp = None
_pools = []
tpath = './TempConverter/build/TempConverter.app'
cpath = './build/CurrencyConverter2.app'
class Converter(NSObject):
def convert(amount, rate):
return (amount * rate)
class ConverterController(NSObject):
def __init__():
self.converter = Converter()
self.dollarField = NSTextField()
self.rateField = NSTextField()
self.totalField = NSTextField()
def convert(sender):
rate = self.rateField.floatValue();
amount = self.dollarField.floatValue();
total = converter.convert(amount, rate);
self.totalField.setFloatValue(total);
def xxx():
print NSBundle.allFrameworks()
def Pool():
global _pools
tmp = NSAutoreleasePool.push()
_pools.append(tmp)
return tmp
def App():
global MyApp
MyApp = NSApplication.sharedApplication()
return MyApp
def Bundle( path=cpath ):
print path
return NSBundle.bundleWithPath( path )
xxx()
pool = Pool()
myapp = App()
bndl = Bundle()
nib = NSApplication.loadNibFromBundle( bndl, 'MainMenu', myapp )
if __name__ == '__main__' : myapp.run()
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