I just updated to the newer Cocoa headers (Thanks Jonas!) and I've run into a problem with Lazarus.

NSExtensionContext.inc includes this line:

{$if
defined(__OBJC2__)defined(interface)defined(NSExtensionContext)defined(NSObject)}

It compiles ok for some reason, but screws up Code Tools so things like jump to inherited don't work on subclasses of AppKit defined Objective-C classes.

Is that line correct? Do it (and other places that have the same construct) need to be fixed or does Code Tools need to be updated to understand it?

It exists in the GitHub version of the headers too.

Thanks!

Syntactically, yes: Borland-style compilers (and hence FPC as well) ignore all invalid tokens/characters at the end of an $if/$if(n)def directive. So the above is equivalent to {$if defined(__OBJC2__)}.

Do it (and other places that have the same construct) need to be fixed or does Code Tools need to be updated to understand it?

The latter definitely. The former, possibly as well (although the compiler currently never defines __OBJC2__, so it won't make a difference at this time).

Jonas

On Aug 22, 2019, at 2:15 PM, Zoë Peterson wrote: I just updated to the newer Cocoa headers (Thanks Jonas!) and I've run into a problem with Lazarus.

The headers were updated? to which version? I did my last parse on 10.10, so 4 years ago.

Regards,
Ryan Joseph

To the 10.10 headers (with some fixed). I also submitted a few pull requests for your parser to fix a couple of bugs in it that I discovered in the process: https://github.com/genericptr/Framework-Parser/pulls

Jonas