Re: Errors when connecting outlets/actions in NSNibOutletConnector/NSNibConnector

[Gregory Casamento]

Fred,

It's not a matter of "trying to achieve" anything, I was simply asking
a question regarding this issue.   Saying it's a coding error in
AddressManager is enough for me.  I just remembered a discussion with
respect to the connection code about a week ago.

My intention wasn't to offend anyone and I'm sorry if I did.  I only
to wanted to ask a general question about what's going on here.

Also, now that you mention it, this error does appear when the nib
connectors can't find the set/get method in question.

Thanks, GC

On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 4:22 PM, Fred Kiefer <address@hidden> wrote:
> Am 09.03.2010 16:35, schrieb Gregory Casamento:
>> Guys...
>>
>> This error was just pointed out to me...
>>
>> 2010-03-09 15:46:35.731 AddressManager[597] Error while establishing
>> connection <<NSNibOutletConnector: 0x92881f8> src=<Controller:
>> 0x911f920> dst=<NSTextField: 0x9273c90> label=cNameLabel>: Unable to
>> set nil value for key
>>
>> There's no reason this should be happening recently.   Can we
>> reinstate the old code to fix this?  Fact is... the key/value code
>> which is currently in place makes some assumptions which are not made
>> for nib connection and such.
>>
>> Thanks, GC
>
> Greg,
>
> I am not sure what you are trying to achieve with this mail.
>
> You are aware the "new" NSNibOutletConnector code in question has been
> the way it is now for almost a year? You are also aware that the issue
> reported from AddressManager is most likely a coding error there? There
> is no such thing as a cNameLabel on Controller, so how should this be
> set, what ever code we would be using here?
>
> Changing the NIB outlet connector back to the old code is fine by me (or
> rather not the old code, we should use the new methods from the runtime
> abstraction layer now). It is just that I was really busy with more
> important things over the last few days. To be honest with this rather
> annoying mail I lost any interest in the whole subject.
>
> Do the stuff yourself you find necessary here. I will try to stay out of
> your way for the next few weeks.
>
> Fred
>



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