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Re:Sony's Changes to GNUstep GUI Library: Adding Touch by dizm on Saturday November 27, 2010 @02:55PM (#1945720)
SNTouch.m is one example with stubbed out class-dump methods.

The naming in every place that it can is lifted directly from UIKit, and then their changes use different naming conventions. For example the new instance variables in NSView.h.

Re:Sony's Changes to GNUstep GUI Library: Adding Touch by postfuturist on Saturday November 27, 2010 @04:04PM (#1945871)
Which methods in this SNTouch.m ( https://github.com/deliciousrobots/gnustep-gui-sony/blob/mas... ) are stubbed out class-dump methods and what UIKit class do they come from?

Where were the new instance variables in NSView.h copied from? I've been comparing them to class-dumps ( http://code.google.com/p/iphone-dev/source/browse/#svn/trunk... ) of Apple's code and I don't see anything like what you are describing. Care to show some examples?

Re:Sony's Changes to GNUstep GUI Library: Adding Touch by saurik on Sunday November 28, 2010 @11:40AM (#1947580)
//- (struct CGPoint)locationInView:(id)fp8;

That line (and the one later for previousLocationInView:) is straightforward "class-dump output". Did you bother to look at the file? :(

Re:Sony's Changes to GNUstep GUI Library: Adding Touch by postfuturist on Sunday November 28, 2010 @09:41PM (#1949166)
Yes, that's a comment, not a stub, but I get it now. :)