Callbacks (sigh :-)

> Hi Alain,
>  I'm happy to hear you.
>
> On 7 Feb 2006, at 21:21, Alain Fischer wrote:
>
>> Hi Davide,
>>
>> First, you must test that the Squeak callback process is running.
>> You could test that by running the tests in ObjcBridgeTest.
>> You must have: "16 run, 16 passed, 0 failed, 0 errors".
>>
>
> All passed.
>
>> But I don't think this is the cause of your problem.
>>
>> Has I read your exemple, "[aSqueakObject description];" will not  
>> write anything in the Transcript
>> because "description" is a NSObject message and is sent at the  
>> Objective-C SqueakProxy and not
>> forwarded to Squeak.
>>
>
> No, really!!!!! I'm unlucky
>
>
>> Try to:
>> - rename MyObj>>description as MyObj>>myDescription
>> - in printSomethingTo: send: "[aSqueakObject myDescription];"
>>
>
> I'll try and feedback you.
> Thanks a lot.
> Davide
>
>> Hope this will help you.
>> Alain
>>
>>
>> Le 7 févr. 06, à 14:51, Davide Varvello a écrit :
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>  I need again some help from you. The context is always squeak/
>>> bluetooth/objective-c, but now I'm trying to reduce the scope to  
>>> better understand how things are working. So, as probably my  
>>> problems are coming from asynchronous communication between  
>>> squeak and objective-c, now I include below two snippets of code:
>>>
>>>
>>> Squeak object with two methods
>>>
>>> MyObj >> run
>>> | bundle delegate |
>>> bundle _ NSBundle bundleWithPath:'/Users/davide/TransferDelegate/
>>> build/TransferDelegate.framework'.
>>> bundle load.
>>>
>>> delegate _ (bundle classNamed:'TransferDelegate') new.
>>> delegate printSomethingTo:self.
>>>
>>>
>>> MyObj >> description
>>> Transcript show:'someone called me'.
>>>
>>> ----------------
>>>
>>> Objective-c file named TransferDelegate.m
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> #import "TransferDelegate.h"
>>>
>>>
>>> @implementation TransferDelegate
>>>
>>>
>>> - (void) printSomethingTo: (NSObject *) aSqueakObject
>>> {
>>> [aSqueakObject description];
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>> @end
>>> -------------------
>>>
>>> Ok, now from squeak I evaluate:
>>> MyObj new asObjcProxy async run.
>>>
>>> and I expect "someone called me" on Transcript, but unfortunately  
>>> nothing appears.
>>> I know the method printSomethingTo is called because I added some  
>>> code to it that prints a string on a file.
>>> Can you help me to solve this enigma :-) ?
>>> Thanks
>>>  Davide
>>>
>>
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