Okay, I've spent all afternoon in Patrick's JSCocoa files and Gus's
JSTalk source code and examples and my head hurts more than ever.

I want to do this:

[button setAction:@selector(sayHello:window)];

or something the equivalent. Could I get a reference to the selector
with this? (Apparently not.)

var message = NSSelectorFromString(sayHello:window);

And while I'm asking, I'd like to use respondsToSelector, but have the
same problem of specifying a selector.

I bow down to youall in advance. Uh..how might I do that?

Just guessing here, but unless that's pseudo code, you aren't passing  
a string to NSSelectorFromString. Also, this isn't a valid selector:  
@selector(sayHello:window). You're either missing a : after window, or  
you are trying to pass an argument using @selector() which doesn't work.

-Ross

On Sep 12, 2009, at 6:48 PM, jcb wrote:

Hello JC,

Why do that ? If you hit a wall after a half hour, send a mail.

When using selectors with JSTalk or JSCocoa, just use Javascript  
strings and they will be automatically converted.

Use
        [button setAction:'sayHello:']
or (Methods starting with 'set' and taking one argument can be called  
like this)
        button.action = 'sayHello:'

respondsToSelector works the same way :

        if ([button respondsToSelector:'sayHello:'])

As Ross said, you can't pass arguments with these. Selectors are just  
method names.

-Patrick

Thanks, merci, thanks. Yeesh. I think I just get confused by all the
layers of scripting-like stuff atop each other. The simplest solution
is often the real one.