On May 25, 2005, at 1:59 PM, Scott Ellsworth wrote:
On May 25, 2005, at 11:50 AM, Bill Tschumy wrote:
NSString doesn't exist in the Java bridge so I assume you are
supposed to us NSStringReference instead. It is not clear what
I'm supposed to do about error NSString**. Just declaring the
method void seems to work in so far as the method is found and
called.
I had thought that an NSString * became a java string when thrown
over the bridge, while an NSString ** became an NSStringRef, but I
cannot find where I read that now. Perhaps the voices in my head?
Scott
Scott,
I think you are right. However, it turns out the data is not in the
String anyway. You have to extract it from the NSPasteBoard. Here
is some code that is working for me:
public void indexText(NSPasteboard pBoard, String strRef)
{
NSArray types = pBoard.types();
if (types.containsObject(NSPasteboard.StringPboardType))
{
String pBoardString = pBoard.stringForType
("NSStringPboardType");
// do something with the string data.
}
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