Re: class initialization problem ?

[David Ayers]

Manuel Guesdon wrote:

> Hi David,
>
> Thank you for the explanation.
> At the begining my problem was with GSObjCIsKindOf wich wasn't returning YES 
> when I didn't Log the class before (more
> precisely now with your help, when the class has not received a message before).
>
> GSObjCIsKindOf  use class_get_super_class and that's why I've got the problem.
>
> So I think there's a bug in GSObjCIsKindOf as it doesn't return the good result 
> under this case.
> Using GSObjCSuper doesn't seems t to be a solution as it call 
> class_get_super_class
>
> Is there a way to know if a class is initialized and force initialization in GSObjCSuper and GSObjCIsKindOf if it 
> is not ?
Hmm. and class_superclass_of_class isn't public :-/, I don't have time 
right now, but I'll look into the runtime's as soon as I can, to see 
what we can do in GSObjCSuper to insure the reurn value is an intialized 
class.  I've just posted a patch to make -base use many of our 
GSObjCRuntime functions.  So if we can fix GSObjCSuper, the rest should 
fall into place.

Cheers,
David