Modified: MacRuby/trunk/dispatcher.cpp (3918 => 3919)
--- MacRuby/trunk/dispatcher.cpp 2010-04-11 01:57:40 UTC (rev 3918)
+++ MacRuby/trunk/dispatcher.cpp 2010-04-12 21:34:42 UTC (rev 3919)
@@ -677,24 +677,26 @@
}
}
- // Let's try to see if we are not given a helper selector.
- SEL new_sel = helper_sel(selname, selname_len);
- if (new_sel != NULL) {
- Method m = class_getInstanceMethod(klass, new_sel);
- if (m != NULL) {
- if (GET_CORE()->method_node_get(m) == NULL) {
- sel = new_sel;
- method = m;
- // We need to invert arguments because
- // #[]= and setObject:forKey: take arguments
- // in a reverse order
- if (new_sel == selSetObjectForKey && argc == 2) {
- VALUE swap = argv[0];
- ((VALUE *)argv)[0] = argv[1];
- ((VALUE *)argv)[1] = swap;
- cache_method = false;
- }
- goto recache2;
+ // Enable helpers for classes which are not RubyObject based.
+ if ((RCLASS_VERSION(klass) & RCLASS_IS_OBJECT_SUBCLASS)
+ != RCLASS_IS_OBJECT_SUBCLASS) {
+ // Let's try to see if we are not given a helper selector.
+ SEL new_sel = helper_sel(selname, selname_len);
+ if (new_sel != NULL) {
+ Method m = class_getInstanceMethod(klass, new_sel);
+ if (m != NULL) {
+ sel = new_sel;
+ method = m;
+ // We need to invert arguments because
+ // #[]= and setObject:forKey: take arguments
+ // in a reverse order
+ if (new_sel == selSetObjectForKey && argc == 2) {
+ VALUE swap = argv[0];
+ ((VALUE *)argv)[0] = argv[1];
+ ((VALUE *)argv)[1] = swap;
+ cache_method = false;
+ }
+ goto recache2;
}
}
}
Modified: MacRuby/trunk/spec/macruby/language/objc_method_spec.rb (3918 => 3919)
--- MacRuby/trunk/spec/macruby/language/objc_method_spec.rb 2010-04-11 01:57:40 UTC (rev 3918)
+++ MacRuby/trunk/spec/macruby/language/objc_method_spec.rb 2010-04-12 21:34:42 UTC (rev 3919)
@@ -3,26 +3,44 @@
require File.join(FIXTURES, 'method')
+class SubclassedTestMethod < TestMethod
+ def setFoo(x)
+ super(x * 2)
+ end
+
+ def isFoo
+ !super
+ end
+end
+
describe "A pure Objective-C method" do
before :each do
@o = TestMethod.new
end
- it "can be called with #foo= if it matches the #setFoo pattern" do
- @o.should respond_to(:'setFoo')
- @o.should respond_to(:'foo=')
+ it "can be called with #foo= if it matches the #setFoo pattern, also when overridden from Ruby" do
+ o2 = SubclassedTestMethod.new
+ [
+ [@o, 123, 123, 456, 456],
+ [o2, 123, 246, 456, 912]
+ ].each do |o, v1, rv1, v2, rv2|
+ o.should respond_to(:'setFoo')
+ o.should respond_to(:'foo=')
- @o.setFoo(123)
- @o.foo.should == 123
- @o.foo = 456
- @o.foo.should == 456
+ o.setFoo(v1)
+ o.foo.should == rv1
+ o.foo = v2
+ o.foo.should == rv2
+ end
end
- it "can be called with #foo? if it matches the #isFoo pattern" do
- @o.should respond_to(:'isFoo')
- @o.should respond_to(:'foo?')
-
- @o.foo?.should equal(@o.isFoo)
+ it "can be called with #foo? if it matches the #isFoo pattern, also when overridden from Ruby" do
+ o2 = SubclassedTestMethod.new
+ [@o, o2].each do |o|
+ o.should respond_to(:'isFoo')
+ o.should respond_to(:'foo?')
+ o.foo?.should equal(o.isFoo)
+ end
end
it "is only exposed in #methods if the second argument is true" do