Laurent Sansonetti
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Fri Oct 26 00:03:42 JST 2007
Hi Kimura-san,
On Oct 25, 2007, at 4:00 PM, kimura wataru wrote:
> Hi Laurent,
>
> It's cool! "new" is very shorter than "alloc.init".
Yes definitely, PyObjC also allows it.
> I wrote a few tests for object ownership by "new".
> ocm_retain_arg_if_necessary() in objc/mdl_objwrapper.m
> works fine with "new", too.
Nice, it seems that ocm_retain_arg_if_necessary already supports new
(I don't remember having wrote this line though, it was maybe during
my sleep? :-))
if (!OBJCID_DATA_PTR(result)->retained
&& selector != @selector(alloc)
&& selector != @selector(allocWithZone:)
&& selector != @selector(new) // <--- HERE
&& selector != @selector(copy)
&& selector != @selector(mutableCopy)) {
I committed the patch that I showed in my previous message, as r2093.
Could you commit yours for the new tests?
Laurent