Re: Objective-C Plugin Calls Wrong Method

Subject: Re: Objective-C Plugin Calls Wrong Method

From: Jake Goulding <email@hidden>

Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 12:15:33 -0400

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Please disregard... I copied some code I found online, and the code for isSelectorExcludedFromWebScript and webScriptNameForSelector looked like this:

if (sel = @selector(connect)) {

...

}

After changing it to the equality operator, everything works as expected.

Thats what I get for trusting examples online. ;-)

Thanks!

-jake

On Aug 6, 2006, at 10:05 AM, Jake Goulding wrote:

I am creating a simple little Obj-C plugin to do some basic network commands which entails sending some requests and reading responses over a socket, very simple stuff. However, When I call into the plugin from _javascript_, it always calls the function that is last in the code.

For example, this was the order of my methods:

...
connect
checkDescription
getList

and every time I would call connect from _javascript_, I would end up calling getList. I confirmed this by setting breakpoints and doing backtraces in gdb. This is particularly bad because I have to call connect first, before anything can work!

I then added a dummy function to the end of the file:

...
connect
checkDescription
getList
dummy

dummy simply prints to NSLog. Now when I call connect, dummy is called!

I'd appreciate any pointers to what I could be doing wrong.

Thanks!

-jake
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