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Re: Gorm and nib format
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Chan Maxthon |
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Re: Gorm and nib format |
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Tue, 04 Jun 2013 03:40:42 +0800 |
That is, if I have an existing OS X app for 10.8 (I #ifndef GNUSTEP out'ed all
Apple-specific code) I can port and build it as-is, with all xib files in place?
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在 2013-6-4,3:30,Gregory Casamento <address@hidden> 写道:
> Gorm doesn't understand nibs beyond 10.5's nib format. Beyond this nibs are,
> primarily, compiled resources. They don't contain the necessary information
> to reconstruct and edit them in Gorm.
>
> The designable.nib file is basically a XIB in the first place. So
> completing the xib support in Gorm will be best in any case to make this work.
>
> It's worth mentioning that XIB support works in GNUstep itself.
>
> Gregory Casamento
> address@hidden
> Open Logic Corporation, President/CEO
> GNUstep Lead Developer
>
>
> On Jun 3, 2013, at 2:36 PM, address@hidden wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I wanted to test Gorm and I have converted a very simple xib file into a nib
>> format (In Xcode 4.6, File->Export->Nib) and
>> then I tried to load it inside Gorm but it didn't work.
>> The converted xib file is a nib folder with 2 files inside : designable.nib
>> (that is actually a copy of the xib file ie a xml file) and
>> keyedobjects.nib a binary plist file.When I look at Gorm's source code I can
>> see it expects to find 2 files : keyedobjects.nib and classes.nib.
>> If Xcode can open this converted nib file I am sure Gorm would be able to do
>> it and it shouldn't be difficult to build this classes.nib
>> manually. Is it something that could be done ?
>>
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