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Started by Greg Franks
Thu, 22 Nov 1990 21:53
AsciiFiler/Unknown class.
Author: Greg Franks
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 1990 21:53
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 1990 21:53
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Greetings. We have an evolving application that adds new classes, changes existing classes and disposes of old classes. Adding new classes is no problem. We have a solution to the dreaded 'change instance variable of a class and try to read in old versions problem' that works for us so changing classes is no problem. However, we have now tried to dispose of a class. No problem... Just link in 'Unknown' and the old references will be read in and blown away. Surprise surprise. The code for handling 'Unknown' in Filer.m has been commented out. Furthermore, the interface to Unknown has changed so even if we compiled it back in it would still bomb. Sooo, we have left the old class linked in. Question: Has anyone successfully used Unknown?? If so, can they share the method for getting it work. Enquiring minds want to know! We are running objc 4.0. Thanks -- Greg Franks, (613) 788-5726 | "The reason that God was able to Systems Engineering, Carleton University, | create the world in seven days is Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1S 5B6. | that he didn't have to worry about greg@sce.carleton.ca uunet!mitel!sce!greg | the installed base" -- Enzo Torresi
Re: AsciiFiler/Unknown class.
Author: Gavin Finnie
Date: Tue, 04 Dec 1990 10:26
Date: Tue, 04 Dec 1990 10:26
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In article <1990Nov22.215303.29686@ccs.carleton.ca> greg@cygnus.sce.carleton.ca (Greg Franks) writes: > >Greetings. We have an evolving application that adds new classes, >changes existing classes and disposes of old classes. Adding new >classes is no problem. We have a solution to the dreaded 'change >instance variable of a class and try to read in old versions problem' >that works for us so changing classes is no problem. I would be interested to see people's solutions to this general problem (not just the specific question about the Unknown class), since it is a potential headache when maintaining a large system written in Objective-C. Gavin Finnie email: gavin@praxis.co.uk Praxis Systems plc 20 Manvers Street phone: +44-225-444700 Bath BA1 1PX, England fax: +44-225-465205
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