Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Default to returning (void)?

[b.bum <bb...@ma...>]

On Feb 15, 2004, at 8:36 PM, Bob Ippolito wrote:
> At least in Python 2.3.x, the only way to generate "LOAD_CONST 0 
> (None) / RETURN_VALUE" is either a bare return, or no return at all.  
> If you analyze the bytecode for a function, and it has no other 
> RETURN_VALUE pairs.. then you can safely assume that it should default 
> to void.

Eeeewwwww....

Nuts.   Defaulting to  a (void) return will break for any getter, so I 
can see how trying to figure this out to do the right thing would be 
preferable.

Barring automated intelligence, being able to do something like the 
following would be preferable to the crypting exposed signatures we 
have today.

     def setContent_(self, someContent):
         print "Setting content...."
         self._content = someContent
     setContent_ = selector(setContent_, type='setter')
	objc.makeSetter(setContent_) # this would be even better

	def takeAction_(self, sender):
		pass
	takeAction_ = selector(takeAction_, type='action')