[Pyobjc-dev] Deprecation warnings turned into BadPrototypeError

[Luc H. <lu...@ho...>]

Greetings,

Revision 1993 of PyObjC trunk seems to change the "Not all Objective-C  
arguments are present in the Python argument-list of foo" deprecation  
warnings to hard BadPrototypeError exceptions, which makes my  
application to fail on launch because of some decorated methods which  
use variable arguments and/or keyword arguments.

The problem was already discussed here and the diff in pyobjc-core/ 
Modules/objc/libffi_support.m seems to show that work has been done to  
better detect false positives.

However, the following test in PyObjCFFI_MakeFunctionClosure...

else if (stubUserdata->argCount == 0 && haveVarArgs && haveVarKwds)

...should probably be...

else if (stubUserdata->argCount == 0 && (haveVarArgs || haveVarKwds))

...right ?

-- 
Luc Heinrich - lu...@ho...