Re: Using code from Cocotron

[Gregory John Casamento]

>  Something like nib supporting from Cocotron may also be worth to take a look.
>  The point is that if license is not an issue and it will make
 
We already have it and ours is better. :)
--
Gregory Casamento


----- Original Message ----
From: Yen-Ju Chen <yjchenx@gmail.com>
To: Discuss GNUstep <discuss-gnustep@gnu.org>
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 1:40:39 AM
Subject: Using code from Cocotron


Hi,

  I was looking at GNUstep's NSPredicate implementation
  and one obvious missing part is the -evaluateWithObject: in
NSComparisonPredicate.
  Then I found Cocotron has more implementation than GNUstep.
  Since NSPredicate use KVC and I remember
  GNUstep's implementation of KVC/KVO is not finished (It is listed in
SoC 2007 for GNUstep),
  I look at Cocotron's implementation again and it seems to have
implementation to an extent.
  I wonder what is GNUstep's stand of using Cocotron's code
  considering they are released under MIT ?
  While their AppKit might be tied with Windows, Foundation should be
fairly portable.
  Something like nib supporting from Cocotron may also be worth to take a look.
  The point is that if license is not an issue and it will make
GNUstep more complete,
  why not take this advantage. :)

  Yen-Ju


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