[Pyobjc-dev] Proper way to call NSDivideRect?

[Michael M. <mic...@gm...>]

Hi, I wanted to call NSDivideRect, which returns two NSRects by reference:

FOUNDATION_EXPORT void NSDivideRect(NSRect inRect, NSRect *slice,
NSRect *rem, CGFloat amount, NSRectEdge edge);

I followed the online docs for how to treat out params in calls, and
came up with this:

  lowerEdgeRect, ignoreme = NSDivideRect(self.currentCellFrame(), 1.0,
lowerRectEdge)

This worked with no complaints on 10.4, but on 10.5 with system
python, I get this:

/Users/mmccrack/Products/Debug/Incoming.app/Contents/Resources/ActionSearchResultsWindowController.py:143:
DeprecationWarning: Not all arguments to an Objective-C function are
present
  lowerEdgeRect, ignored = NSDivideRect(self.currentCellFrame(), 1.0,
lowerRectEdge)

It still works, but the warning bothers me. What's going on there?

Thanks,
-mike

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