Re: [Pyobjc-dev] How do I get NSTimer to call a python method?

[Kevin M. <kev...@ma...>]

On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 08:39 AM, bb...@ma... wrote:

> (Sorry for the faulty repeat of Ronald's followup -- I'm on a 
> ****slow**** connection.)
>
> First, change the class name 'ircController' to 'IRCController' -- it 
> follows the Obj-C pattern and will reduce confusion (in that 
> ircController in the code below really should be ircController).
>
> I also noticed that you are using multiple inheritance...
>
> class ircController(NibClassBuilder.AutoBaseClass, irclib.irc):
>
> .... but are initializing the irclib stuff in your connect method ...
>
>     def connect_(self, sender):
> 		irclib.irc.__init__(self)
>
> ... and would suggest an implementation pattern change to make the 
> code fall more in line with Model-View-Controller.   Specifically, 
> create an instance of irclib.irc and store it as an instance variable 
> within your IRCConnection instance.
>
> If the end result works-- it should just as what you tried by adding 
> the argument should work (I think)-- then there would appear to be a 
> bug in the bridge related to multiple inheritance?
>

I'll try that, but that ends up with them both having pointers to each 
other, as the irc piece needs to call back into the Cocoa piece to show 
IRC messages.