No sleep till cocoa! (works)

Ruby
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Hi there I seem to have some issues with ruby cocoa and active record
can anyone help?

The following works without problems

require ‘osx/cocoa’
require ‘rubygems’
OSX::NSBundle.bundleWithPath("/System/Library/Frameworks/IOBluetoothUI.framework").load

But when I bring Active Record to the table…

require ‘rubygems’
require_gem ‘activerecord’
require ‘osx/cocoa’
OSX::NSBundle.bundleWithPath("/System/Library/Frameworks/IOBluetoothUI.framework").load

ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (0 for 1)
from (irb):4:in `load’
from (irb):4

It seems activerecord is redefining the load method in some way. I’m
fairly new to Ruby and I’m a little stuck. Any ideas? I’ve already
tried seperating the above into modules (active record and ruby cocoa
stuff are in seperate name spaces (I think!) but this doesn’t seem to
work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Cheers,

Duncan

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On 25/08/06, Duncan M. [email protected] wrote:

It seems activerecord is redefining the load method in some way. I’m
fairly new to Ruby and I’m a little stuck. Any ideas? I’ve already
tried seperating the above into modules (active record and ruby cocoa
stuff are in seperate name spaces (I think!) but this doesn’t seem to
work.

ActiveSupport is the culprit. In dependencies.rb, we find:

class Object #:nodoc:
def load(file, *extras)
super(file, *extras)
rescue Object => exception
exception.blame_file! file
raise
end

…

RubyCocoa works by responding to method_missing and despatching ObjC
messages via ocm_send; once ActiveSupport has had its evil (don’t get
me started!) way, this will never happen.

You should be able to use this as a quick workaround:

OSX::NSBundle.bundleWithPath(“…snip…”).ocm_send(:load)

Paul.

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Paul B. wrote:

On 25/08/06, Duncan M. [email protected] wrote:

It seems activerecord is redefining the load method in some way. I’m
fairly new to Ruby and I’m a little stuck. Any ideas? I’ve already
tried seperating the above into modules (active record and ruby cocoa
stuff are in seperate name spaces (I think!) but this doesn’t seem to
work.

ActiveSupport is the culprit. In dependencies.rb, we find:

class Object #:nodoc:
def load(file, *extras)
super(file, *extras)
rescue Object => exception
exception.blame_file! file
raise
end

…

RubyCocoa works by responding to method_missing and despatching ObjC
messages via ocm_send; once ActiveSupport has had its evil (don’t get
me started!) way, this will never happen.

You should be able to use this as a quick workaround:

OSX::NSBundle.bundleWithPath(“…snip…”).ocm_send(:load)

Paul.

Cheers for that everything is working fantastic!

I only wish I’d tried here about a week ago.

Thanks,

Duncan

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“Paul B.” [email protected] writes:

RubyCocoa works by responding to method_missing and despatching ObjC
messages via ocm_send; once ActiveSupport has had its evil (don’t get
me started!) way, this will never happen.

RubyCocoa probably should use (a kind of?) BlankSlate, then?

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On 26/08/06, Christian N. [email protected] wrote:

“Paul B.” [email protected] writes:

RubyCocoa works by responding to method_missing and despatching ObjC
messages via ocm_send; once ActiveSupport has had its evil (don’t get
me started!) way, this will never happen.

RubyCocoa probably should use (a kind of?) BlankSlate, then?

I don’t think that would help:

class BlankSlate
instance_methods.each { |m| undef_method m unless m =~ /^__/ }
end

b = BlankSlate.new
b.load rescue p $!

#<NoMethodError: private method `load’ called for
#BlankSlate:0x670858>

require ‘active_support’
b = BlankSlate.new
b.load rescue p $!

#<ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (0 for 1)>

Paul.

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On 27/08/06, Christian N. [email protected] wrote:

You need to load blank slate after active_support…

D’oh! Of course.

Paul.

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“Paul B.” [email protected] writes:

b = BlankSlate.new
b.load rescue p $!

#<ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (0 for 1)>

You need to load blank slate after active_support…