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Started by Sean T. Lamont
Sat, 01 Aug 1992 11:56
Dynamically loaded object modules?
Author: Sean T. Lamont
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1992 11:56
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1992 11:56
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I'm curious about how one would go about using dynamically loaded object modules. I know backspace does it with its views, but the source is sadly unavailable until it shows up in 3.0 examples. -- Sean T. Lamont, Abstract Software | "Don't oppress me, It's zeno@u.washington.edu | 'computer of color!' " Next Mail............................... | yang.cpac.washington.edu!zebu!zeno ----------------"My employers opinions are my own, not yours."-----------------
Re: Dynamically loaded object modules?
Author: Andrew Loewenstern
Date: Sun, 02 Aug 1992 21:22
Date: Sun, 02 Aug 1992 21:22
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In article <1992Aug1.115640.8871@u.washington.edu> zeno@hardy.u.washington.edu (Sean T. Lamont) writes: >I'm curious about how one would go about using dynamically loaded object >modules. I know backspace does it with its views, but the source is sadly >unavailable until it shows up in 3.0 examples. Wait for 3.0 and don't do what Sam Streeper did in BackSpace to do loadable code once you do get it. Use NXBundles. If you can load a nib, you can use NXBundles. NXBundles are like nibs, bit they can contain code, TIFFs, sounds, and any number of nib files. They are also localizable. They are just as easy to load as nibs and are easy to create as well. major cool stuff. andrew -- andrew@cubetech.com Andrew Loewenstern | "Remember what the doormouse said... Cube Technologies, Inc. | Feed your head." - Jefferson Airplane
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