TagLib, Objective-C & Ludlam's framework

[Ferenc]

Hi Anton,

хвала, or should that be спасибо, Google is not sure on
that. According to what I've learned, you're right, C++ goes into .mm
files and you can mix that with Objective-C as well, too. I've read here
[1] & there [2] I'm supposed to do special tricks to not have to rename
every .m file in the project to .mm. The trick incorporates Class
Extensions [3]. However, as of yet I've not had to do that. Maybe
because of magic in Vinnie's amalgamation, I don't know.

Stumbling
on!

cheers,
Ferenc

Антон Сергунов schreef op 2012-08-09 18:20:
> Hey!
Looks no one replies you there. Only one thing I know. .m files
> for c
.mm for c++. That's all. Sorry. :)
> 09.08.2012 22:25 пользователь
"Ferenc" <taglib-devel at bezemkast.nl> написал:
> 
>> Hi!
>>
>> Update.
Making leaps of progress now. Well I'm beyond Hello world. More like
hello mp3.
>>
>> I've tried looking into frameworks but gave up on that.
I think it's an added layer of difficulty. Which I might add later. I've
looked into merging the TagLib source into my own project, which should
be doable & I've read up on merging C++ code and Obj-C, but every
compiler/linker error I solve throws me into the arms of the next header
error. As someone suggested I've looked into Max and Tag from Stephen
Booth, but I could not find how to use TagLib in XCode there. By the way
the framework from Nick Ludlam I mentioned earlier, is a C project meant
to be used with MacRuby. Still, I think I've gleaned useful tips from
his work for later. (Mind you all this is because I'm a absolute
n00b!)
>>
>> Yesterday I stumbled onto TagLibAmalgam and that's been a
godsend. Thank you, Vinnie Falco. I included this in the project and
this worked right away. I'm now looking at a Obj-C object that
encapsulates TagLib. That is wonderful.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ferenc
>>
>>
Ferenc schreef op 2012-07-26 21:27:
>>
>>> I should add that I thought
writing an id3-editing app would be best
>>> for learning Obj-C.
>>>
>>>
It also appeared to me that incorporating Taglib would speed
>>>
development up noticeably. Rolling Taglib into an (private) Xcode
>>>
framework looks like the best way to do this, preferably with an
Obj-C
>>> wrapper. I tried Nick Ludlam's handy pre rolled Taglib
framework. On
>>> its own this compiles, but including it in a project
seems to get me
>>> into mixing up Obj-C & C++ code, which confuses the
compiler of
>>> course.
>>>
>>> Others pointed me to Stephen Booth's app
"Max", I'm looking into this now.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>> 2012-07-25
22:23:
>>>
>>>> Hi there!
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to get started in
Objective-C & using Taglib & learning
>>>> Xcode (apple's IDE) at the
same time. Never one to shy away from
>>>> blatant laziness, I'd like to
know if there's example code to copy^W
>>>> learn from.
>>>>
>>>> I
particularly seem to be unable to find a project in OS X that uses
Taglibs.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>>
>>>> Ferenc
>>>>
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Links:
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[1]
http://philjordan.eu/article/mixing-objective-c-c++-and-objective-c++
[2]
http://robnapier.net/blog/wrapping-c-take-2-1-486
[3]
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/cocoa/conceptual/objectivec/Chapters/ocCategories.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP30001163-CH20-SW1
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