Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] pyobjc / cocoa

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This has not been my experience.

In using the bridge, I define completely new selectors on the python 
side all the time as I refractor and generalize my code.   As well, I'm 
defining new selectors as targets of Timers, Notifications, and certain 
kinds of delegation (sheet call back methods, as an example).

These all have relatively predictable signatures, but the selector 
names tend to be unique inventions of my projects.

In other words, I'm doing with the PyObjC bridge the exact same kind of 
development that I-- and the rest of the ObjC development community-- 
have done with ObjC for the last decade.

b.bum

On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 10:39 AM, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> IMHO it is highly unlikely that users define completely new selectors 
> in Python, other than new actions for use in Interface Builder, and I 
> already have written a module that reads the classes.nib from a .NIB 
> 'file' and creates a python module containing the corresponding python 
> classes. Using names without underscores for IBActions is therefore 
> very easy.