Re: [Pyobjc-dev] As you can see...

[Ronald O. <ous...@ci...>]

On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 09:55 , Jack Jansen wrote:

>
> On woensdag, juli 10, 2002, at 06:50 , Bill Bumgarner wrote:
>
>> .... sourceforge straightened out my stupidity regarding the 
>> administrative access to the mailing list.   Steve Majewski also has 
>> the admin password now.
>
> Ah, great! Then maybe now my posts will come through:-)
>
> And time for a request: with Ronald Oussoren I've been putting some 
> work into getting PyObjC to work with Interface Builder.
I'm currently translating the 'Todo Items' example from 'Learning Cocoa' 
into python, this should help to show of the features of the next 
snapshot of our hacked-up PyObjC.

Our current version features subclassing from objective-C classes. Those 
subclasses are not only full featured python classes but also 
objective-C classes (that can be instantiated by the NIB-loading code in 
Cocoa). The only important feature that's currently missing is 
performing calls to the superclass implementation of methods in 
subclasses of Objective-C classes. Other than that it's 'just' bugfixing 
and merging a (small) number of features of pyobjc 0.6.1 back in to get 
something that is usable again.


> It would be handy if we (or, at least, one of us) commit privileges on 
> the repository. What I'd like to do is create a branch for this stuff, 
> that would make communication a lot simpler and would allow other 
> people to look at this stuff and contribute more easily. When we think 
> it's ready for general consumption then you could decide whether to 
> incorporate it.
>
> My sourceforge login is jackjansen, I don't think Ronald has one (but 
> he can send diffs to me, so commit access for 1 person is probably good 
> enough). Let me know what you think,

I do not have a sourceforge login (never needed one before), but can get 
one if it is usefull.

Ronald