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Creating Apple's - Currency Converter example
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This HOWTO guide explains how to use Clozure CL (formerly - OpenMCL) to create a Cocoa application that is functionally - identical to Apple's - - Currency Converter example. The most important - difference between Apple's example and this one is that this - one is implemented in Common Lisp instead of Objective-C. It - uses Clozure CL's Objective-C bridge to provide communication - between the Lisp code that you write and Apple's Cocoa - frameworks. The resulting application looks and acts just - like any other Cocoa application.

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This HOWTO doesn't discuss all the background information - that Apple's tutorial covers. Instead, we assume that you have - Apple's document handy for reference, and we just describe the - specific steps needed to build the example using - Apple's InterfaceBuilder application and Clozure CL.

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An observant programmer will look at the code in this example - and say, "well, that's trivial! Why create all those classes and - connections and so forth just to perform a multiplcation?" That - observation is correct: the actual work done by the Currency - Converter application is trivial—both in the Lisp and the - Objective-C versions. The point of this example (and Apple's) is - not to show you how to perform a multiplication. The point is to - show you how Apple's frameworks implement and support the - Model-View-Controller paradigm, and how you can use that support - to build Cocoa applications. In fact, the work done by the - application is intentionally trivial, to emphasize the - frameworks rather than the particulars of the application.

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This HOWTO has the additional purpose of showing you how - Clozure CL makes it possible to do exactly the same thing in - Lisp that you can do with Objective-C, so that you will - understand how to use Lisp with Apple's frameworks.

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The current version of the Clozure CL Objective-C bridge - includes code that was formerly distributed separately as the - "Bosco" application framework. Because that framework has been - integrated with Clozure CL proper, it no longer exists as a - separate project.

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Apple's Currency Converter Example

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It will be helpful in understanding this example if you can - easily refer to - Apple's - Currency Converter tutorial while working through this - HOWTO. You might consider opening a separate window or tab, and - keeping the Apple example handy while you work.

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In some ways, the Lisp version of the example is simpler - than the Objective-C example, but the basic concepts are the - same. In particular, the Lisp example follows the same - - Model-View-Controller paradigm that the Apple tutorial - uses. If you are new to Cocoa programming, or if you are not - familiar with how it uses the Model-View-Controller paradigm, - it's probably a good idea to read through the Apple example in - full, paying special attention to the Model-View-Controller - section. Once you've done that, keep the Apple pages handy in - a window for easy reference.

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This Common Lisp version of the Currency Converter example - uses Apple's InterfaceBuilder application to build a window and - main menu, and then uses Common Lisp code to load and operate - that user interface. The Common Lisp code relies on Clozure CL's - Objective-C bridge to provide communication between the running - Lisp code and Apple's Cocoa frameworks. Once the code is - complete, we use the BUILD-APPLICATION function to save a - working Cocoa application bundle. That bundle looks and acts - just like any other Cocoa application.

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Building the Application

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Both the user interface and the behavior of the - CurrencyConverter are complete now. All that remains for us to - do is to build the application executable into a Cocoa - application bundle. Apple's tutorial relies on XCode to build - the application from Objective-C source files; we will use the - Clozure CL IDE to build it from our Lisp source file.

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We build the application using the optional - BUILD-APPLICATION feature, distributed as part of Clozure CL. The - steps to build the Cocoa application are:

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  1. Load the application code into the IDE

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  2. Load the BUILD_APPLICATION feature

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  3. Run BUILD_APPLICATION with the proper arguments

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This sequence of steps causes Clozure CL to construct a Cocoa - application bundle and write out the application executable to - it, then quit. If all goes well, you should be able to run the - application by double-clicking it, and use the UI you built in - InterfaceBuilder to convert currencies.

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Building the Application, Step-by-Step

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  1. Launch the Clozure CL IDE. It's safest to build the - application with a fresh IDE session, so if you have it - running, you may wish to quit and relaunch before following - the rest of the steps.

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  2. For convenience, set the working directory to your - "currency-converter" folder. For example, you can do - something like this (using your pathnames in place of mine, of - course:):

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    (setf (current-directory) "/Users/mikel/Valise/clozure/openmcl/example-code/currency-converter/")

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  3. Load the application code:

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  4. Load the BUILD-APPLICATION feature:

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  5. Run BUILD-APPLICATION (be sure to correct the pathname - to your CurrencyConverter nibfile. It is safest to use a full, - absolute pathname—not the relative pathname you see - below):

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    -(ccl::build-application :name "CurrencyConverter"
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-                        :nibfiles 
-  '(#P"currency-converter/CurrencyConverter.nib"))

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By default, BUILD-APPLICATION constructs the application - bundle in the current working directory. If you followed the - instructions here, that means it will build - CurrencyConverter.app in your currency-converter folder. You - can control where BUILD-APPLICATION puts the application bundle - by passing a pathname as the value of the keyword argument - :DIRECTORY, like so:

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-(ccl::build-application :name "CurrencyConverter"
-                        :directory #P"/Users/mikel/Desktop/"
-                        :main-nib-name "CurrencyConverter"
-                        :nibfiles 
-  '(#P"currency-converter/CurrencyConverter.nib"))

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If all goes well, BUILD-APPLICATION constructs an - application bundle, copies "CurrencyConverter.nib" into it, - writes the application executable, and quits. You should now - be able to launch CurrencyConverter.app by double-clicking - the application icon:

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CurrencyConverter.app launches and displays your user - interface, which you can then use to convert currencies:

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Correcting the Application Name

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You'll notice when you run the application that, even though - you named it CurrencyConverter, the name in the main menu - appears as "Clozure CL". That's because OS X takes the - application's name, not from the application bundle's name, nor - from the running code, but from an InfoPlist.strings file hidden - inside the application bundle. To make the name appear - correctly in the running application, you need to edit the file

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CurrencyConverter.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/InfoPlist.strings

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Find the entry named "CFBundleName" and change its value - from "Clozure CL" to "CurrencyConverter". The application's name - in the main menu bar should now appear correctly, as - "CurrencyConverter". You may also want to change the other - strings in the "InfoPlist.strings" file.

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Building the User Interface

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The next step in creating a Lisp version of the currency - converter application is to construct the user - interface. Apple's - tutorial - describes in detail how to do this.

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Apple's Tutorial

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Apple's tutorial explains how to use InterfaceBuilder to create the - user interface, and how to use XCode to create project files and - write Objective-C code. Our project uses Lisp instead of - Objective-C, and does not use XCode project files, so you can skip - the part of the tutorial that explains how to use XCode.

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Using InterfaceBuilder to Create the UI

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We'll begin by using Apple's InterfaceBuilder application to - create a nibfile. The nibfile contains - archived versions of the Objective-C objects that define the - application's user interface. When you launch an application, - Mac OS X uses the archived objects in the nibfile to create the - windows and menus you see on the screen.

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Start by locating Apple's InterfaceBuilder application. If - you installed Apple's Developer Tools, InterfaceBuilder should - be in the folder "/Developer/Applications/":

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NOTE: If you have not installed Apple's Developer Tools, you should - do that now. You will not be able to build the CurrencyConverter - example without them. The Developer Tools are distributed as an - optional install with Mac OS X 10.5 ("Leopard"). Look for the - "XCode Tools" package in the "Optional Installs" folder on the - Mac OS 10.5 install disk.

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Once you have located InterfaceBuilder, double-click to launch - the application. InterfaceBuilder presents a window you can use - to choose a template for the nibfile you are going to create.

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Click the "Application" icon and then click the "Choose" button to - create an application nibfile. InterfaceBuilder creates a new - application nibfile, but doesn't immediately save it. The - Objective-C objects that represent the new application's - interface appear in a new untitled window:

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The intial window and menubar also appear on the screen. The - new application's name appears in the menus as - "NewApplication". Save the new nibfile into the - "currency-converter" folder that you created earlier - (on this - page). InterfaceBuilder 3.0 gives you a choice of file - formats when you save a new nibfile; use the "NIB 3.x" - format—the "XIB 3.x" format works fine for editing your - user interface, but will not work correctly if you try to use it - in a working application. Give the new file the name - "CurrencyConverter.nib".

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NOTE: Most Objective-C application projects use a main - nibfile called "MainMenu.nib", and if you use XCode to create - a new application project, it creates a nibfile with that - name. Apple's CurrencyConverter tutorial assumes that the - name of the main nibfile is "MainMenu.nib".

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So, why do we tell you to use a different name? Clozure CL - has a main nibfile built into it, whose name is - "MainMenu.nib". Normally you don't see it, and don't even - need to know that it exists. But the Clozure CL - application-building tools create a new application by - copying resources from the Clozure CL application, so that - your new application has available to it all the built-in - Clozure CL tools. We ask you to name your nibfile - "CurrencyConverter.nib" so that it can coexist with the - Clozure CL main nibfile without causing any problems.

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This difference between a Lisp project and an Objective-C - project might be a little confusing at first. Just try to keep - in mind that whenever Apple's tutorial refers to the - "MainMenu.nib" file, it means the file we have just created - and named "CurrencyConverter.nib". In a Clozure CL project, - "MainMenu.nib" is the name of the main Lisp nibfile, not your - application's main nibfile.

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Skip straight to the part of Apple's tutorial -called Defining -the View: Building the User Interface. Read the introduction to -nibfiles, and follow the instructions to create the Currency Converter -interface. (Remember that when the tutorial tells you to open and edit -"MainMenu.nib", you will instead open and edit your -"CurrencyConverter.nib".) When you reach the end of the section -called Test -the Interface, and move on to the short section afterward -called What's -Next, you are done creating the interface for your -application. Save your nibfile and continue with the next section of -this HOWTO.

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What if You Need to Use InterfaceBuilder 2.x?

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If you are still using Mac OS X 10.4.x ("Tiger"), you can still - create a working nibfile and you can still follow the instructions - in this HOWTO to create a Cocoa application with Clozure CL. The - main obstacle to doing so is that the earlier versions of - InterfaceBuilder have a significantly different user interface, and - so you may find it hard to follow Apple's tutorial when working with - InterfaceBuilder.

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If you are working with Mac OS X 10.4.x ("Tiger"), you can - look here to find a description - of how to build the user interface files with the earlier version of - InterfaceBuilder. When you have finished building your user - interface, you can continue with the next - section, "Creating a Lisp File".

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One other thing: if you are using Mac OS X 10.4.x ("Tiger"), you - will be able to build Cocoa applications only on PPC Macs. The - Clozure CL Objective-C support for Intel systems works only on Mac - OS X 10.5.x ("Leopard").

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Adding Custom Classes to the nibfile

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Once the user interface for your application looks right, there is - still one important task to complete before you can use it. You must - record some information in the nibfile about the classes of the - objects, so that the application can create them with the right - connections in place.

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When you use XCode to write an Objective-C application, - InterfaceBuilder can read the Objective-C header files and use the - information in them to create descriptions of the classes in the - Objective-C code. When the application is written in Lisp, - InterfaceBuilder can't read the class descriptions from the code, - and so we'll have to manually tell the nibfile about any classes - that we use in the user interface.

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As you will see in the following sections, we'll use Lisp code to - define two Objective-C classes: Converter, and - ConverterController. The Converter class implements the method that - performs the actual currency conversion for our application; the - ConverterController class provides communication between the user - interface and the Converter object. We need a way to create - instances of these two classes in the nibfile, so that launching the - application sets up all the objects correctly.

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Create Instances of Custom Classes

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In InterfaceBuilder's Library window, select the Cocoa Objects and - Controllers view:

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Drag an Object from the Library window and drop it into the main - CurrencyConverter window:

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Now tell InterfaceBuilder the name of the new object's class. With - the Object icon selected in the main CurrencyConverter window, - choose the Identity tab of the Inspector. At the top of the - Identity view is a "Class" field; type the name of your custom - class (in this case, "Converter") into the "Class" field and save - the nibfile:

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Repeat the previous steps to create an instance of the - ConverterController class: drag an "Object" icon and drop it in the - main CurrencyConverter window. Then, change the name of the - Object's class to "ConverterController".

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That's all it takes to add an instance of a custom class to the - nibfile. We do still have to add the names of instance variables and - actions, and we need to create the connections between the - instances.

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Add Outlets and Actions

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Now, using the "+" button below the "Class Outlets" section of the - Inspector, add outlets to the ConverterController class. The - outlets you need to add are named "amountField", "converter", - "dollarField", and "rateField".

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We'll connect each of the "field" outlets to one of the text fields - in the CurrencyConverter UI, and we'll connect the "converter" - outlet to the Converter instance that we created before. When the - application launches, it creates the Converter and - ConverterController instances and establishes the connections that - we've specified in the nibfile.

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First, though, we need to tell the nibfile about actions as well as - outlets. With the "ConverterController" instance selected, use the - "+" button below the "Class Actions" section to add a new - action. Name the action "convert:":

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In this application, the "convert:" action is the only action - defined for the user interface, so we are done with actions now. In - more complex applications you may need to define many actions and - outlets.

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Now we'll connect outlets and actions to objects.

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Add Connections

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InterfaceBuilder enables you to connect objects by - "Control-dragging" from one to another. To "Control-drag", you hold - down the Control key while dragging from one object to the next.

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Select the "ConverterController" instance in the nibfile's main - window, and Control-drag a connection to the "Exchange rate" text - field in the application's main window. (Be sure to connect to the - text field, not to its label!) When you release the mouse button, - InterfaceBuilder pops up a menu that lists the available - outlets. Choose "rateField" from the menu. The "rateField" outlet of - the "ConverterController" instance is now connected to the "Exchange - rate" text field.

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Repeat the same steps for the "Dollars" field and the "Amount" - field, connecting them to the "dollarField" and "amountField" - outlets, respectively.

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Finally, Control-drag a connection from the "ConverterController" - instance to the "Converter" instance. Choose "converter" from the - popup menu to connect the "converter" field of the - "ConverterController" instance to the "Converter" instance.

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To confirm that the connections are correct, you can use the - Connections view in the inspector. With the "ConverterController" - instance selected, click the blue arrow icon at the top of the - Inspector window to display connections. You should see a list of - outlets and the types of objects they are connected to:

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We need to add one more connection: from the "Convert" button in - the application window to the "ConverterController" - instance. Control drag a connection from the "Convert" button in the - application window to the "ConverterController" instance in the - nibfile's main window. InterfaceBuilder pops up a menu; choose the - "convert:" action from the menu to connect the button to the - action.

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The nibfile now contains descriptions of the needed cusstom - classes and their connections. You can continue with the next - section, which explains how to write the Lisp code that implements - the application's behavior.

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Building the User Interface on "Tiger"

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If you are using Mac OS X 10.4.x ("Tiger") to build your - application, then the Apple tutorial's section on building the - UI may be somewhat confusing. Apple's tutorial uses - InterfaceBuilder 3.x to show how to build an interface, and - there were many interface changes between versions 2.x and 3.x - of InterfaceBuilder. In this section we see how to build the UI - using InterfaceBuilder 2.x.

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Launch InterfaceBuilder

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Start by locating Apple's InterfaceBuilder application. If - you installed Apple's Developer Tools, InterfaceBuilder should - be in the folder "/Developer/Applications/":

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NOTE: If you have not - installed Apple's Developer Tools, you should do that now. You - will not be able to build the CurrencyConverter example - without them. The Developer Tools are distributed as an - optional install with Mac OS X 10.4 ("Tiger"). Look for the - "XCode Tools" package in the "Optional Installs" folder on the - Mac OS 10.4 install disk.

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Once you have located InterfaceBuilder, double-click to launch - the application. InterfaceBuilder presents a window you can use - to choose a template for the nibfile you are going to create.

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Make sure the "Application" option is selected in the "Cocoa" - section and click the "New" button to create a new - nibfile. InterfaceBuilder creates a new application nibfile, but - doesn't immediately save it. The Objective-C objects that - represent the new application's interface appear in a new - untitled window:

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The intial window and menubar also appear on the screen. The - new application's name appears in the menus as - "NewApplication". Save the new nibfile into the - "currency-converter" folder that you created earlier - (on this page). Give the new - file the name "CurrencyConverter.nib"

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NOTE: Most Objective-C application projects use a main - nibfile called "MainMenu.nib", and if you use XCode to create - a new application project, it creates a nibfile with that - name. Apple's CurrencyConverter tutorial assumes that the - name of the main nibfile is "MainMenu.nib".

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So, why do we tell you to use a different name? Clozure CL - has a main nibfile built into it, whose name is - "MainMenu.nib". Normally you don't see it, and don't even - need to know that it exists. But the Clozure CL - application-building tools create a new application by - copying resources from the Clozure CL application, so that - your new application has available to it all the built-in - Clozure CL tools. We ask you to name your nibfile - "CurrencyConverter.nib" so that it can coexist with the - Clozure CL main nibfile without causing any problems.

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This difference between a Lisp project and an Objective-C - project might be a little confusing at first. Just try to keep - in mind that whenever Apple's tutorial refers to the - "MainMenu.nib" file, it means the file we have just created - and named "CurrencyConverter.nib". In a Clozure CL project, - "MainMenu.nib" is the name of the main Lisp nibfile, not your - application's main nibfile.

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Resize the Window

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Make the window smaller by dragging the bottom-right corner - of the window inward.

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InterfaceBuilder creates the initial window with the title - "Window". Change the title to the more appropriate "Currency - Converter":

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In InterfaceBuilder's Palettes window, select the "Cocoa - Text" view, and find the NSTextView object:

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Drag an NSTextView object and drop it into the "Currency - Converter" window:

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If you drag a view near the edges of a window, - InterfaceBuilder displays blue guide lines that show the - standard placement of a view near the edge of the window. Drag - the text view to the right and upward until the guide lines - appear, and then let go. The text view is then positioned in - the standard way.

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Now add two more text fields. You can drag them from the - palette as you did the first one, or you can duplicate the - first one. To duplicate, select the first text view and then - choose "Duplicate" from the "Edit" menu. Alternatively, you can - option-drag the text field to duplicate it.

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Now add labels to the text fields, to identify their - purposes for the user. For each text field, drag a Label object - from the palette and drop it next to the field. (Alternatively, - you can drop one Label and then duplicate it, just as you can - duplicate the text fields.)

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Just as InterfaceBuilder displayed guidelines to help you - position the text field near the edge of the window, it also - displays guide lines to help you position the labels near the - text fields. Just drag each label until the blue guide lines - appear, then release the label.

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Now change the text of the labels. Click a label to select - it. Then show the Inspector by choosing the "Show Inspector" - item from the "Tools" menu. Select the "Attributes" item from - the pull-down menu at the top of the Inspector window, and type - the correct text into the Title field. For example, here is how - to enter the text for the top label:

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Here's how the labels should look after you have entered the - text for all three:

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When you first enter the text for a label, the label may not - be wide enough to show it all. In that case, you'll see only - part of the text in the label. You can resize the label to make - the full text visible. Click the label to select it. Notice the - small blue dots that surround it. Grab a dot on the left side - and drag it to the left to make the label wider, until you can - see the entire text.

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Change Text Field Attributes

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The first two text fields accept user input; the last - displays the result of the conversion. We want the first two - text fields to be editable, so users can enter the values to use - in the conversion. We don't want the last field to be editable, - but we do want users to be able to copy text from it.

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We can control all this behavior using text-field - attributes, configurable in the Inspector.

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  1. Select the first text field

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Now we add a button that activates the currency conversion.

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Now add a separator line to visually group the text fields - together. Drag a separator line from the palette and drop it - above the button.

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Drag the ends of the separator line until it spans a - visually pleasing width. As always, you can use the blue - guidelines that InterfaceBuilder displays to adjust the size - and position of the line and other elements to conform to - Apple's Human Interface Guidelines.

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InterfaceBuilder creates the standard menus for a new - application, but it doesn't know the name of the - application. Consequently, the Application menu and several menu - items use the name "NewApplication" where they should use the - name of your application. Change the text of these items so that - they read "Currency Converter" instead of "NewApplication".

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  2. Repeat this process for each menu item where the name - "NewApplication" appears. Using the same method you used to - change the name of the application menu, edit the "About - NewApplication" item, the "Hide NewApplication" item, and the - "Quit NewApplication" item in the application menu. Then edit - the "NewApplication Help" item in the "Help" menu.

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InterfaceBuilder provides layout tools with which you can - easily clean up the layout of a UI window and ensure it - conforms to Apple's user interface guidelines.

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  1. Select the "Exchange Rate" text label. Then - Shift-click the other two labels to include them in the - selection (actually, it doesn't matter which label you select first).

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  4. With all three labels still selected, drag them up and - to the left. Release them when the blue guidelines show at - the top and left side of the window.

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  5. Now select all three text fields. You can click one of - them, then Shift-click to add the others to the - selection. Drag them up and left, toward the labels. Again, - release them when the blue guide line appears to show you the - proper distance from the labels. A guide line also appears to - show you when the fields are vertically aligned with the - center label.

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  6. Next, grab the separator line and move it up and to the - left. Release it when its left edge is aligned with the left - edge of the bottom label, and its top is the recommended - distance from the bottom label and its text field. Then drag - the right end of the separator line to resize it until its - right edge is aligned with the right edge of the bottom text - field. Again, guide lines show when you have found the proper - distances.

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  7. Grab the button and move it up and left, again using - the guide lines to help you find a good position.

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  8. Finally, resize the window. When the blue guide lines - appear on the right and bottom of the window, it's the right - size for its contents.

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Users generally expect to be able to use the Tab key to move - from one text field to the next in a dialog - box. InterfaceBuilder enables you to specify the tabbing order - in text fields.

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  1. Choose "Layout" > "Keyboard Navigation" > "Show - Keyboard Check". InterfaceBuilder displays a set of small - icons that identify UI elements that can respond to key - events.

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  2. Select the "Exchange Rate" text field (the field, not - the label) and then choose "Layout" > "Keyboard Navigation" > - "Make Initial First Responder". A small "1" icon appears in - the text field to show that when the application launches, - that field receives keyboard events.

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  3. Control-drag from the "Exchange Rate" field to the - "Dollars" field. InterfaceBuilder shows the "Connections" - Inspector, and, because Keyboard Check is enabled, - automatically selects the "nextKeyView" outlet. Click the - "Connect" button in the Inspector window to confirm.

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  4. Repeat the previous steps to connect the "Dollars" - field back to the "Exchange Rate" field. That way, tabbing - moves the insertion point from the "Exchange Rate" field to - the "Dollars" field, and then back to the "Exchange Rate" - field. Control-drag from the "Dollars" field to the "Exchange - Rate" field, then click "Connect" to confirm.

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The visual elements of your application's user interface are - all ready now. The last thing you must do is create descriptions - of any custom classes used by the application when users - interact with the interface.

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When a user clicks the "Convert" button, it should send a - message to a custom class that causes the conversion to take - place. In order for the application to connect the user - interface to classes that perform these actions, you must add - descriptions of your classes to the nibfile. Fortunately, - InterfaceBuilder can create class descriptions and save them in - the nibfile for you.

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ConverterController

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ConverterController is the controller class that the user - interface communicates with directly when the "Convert" button - is pressed. Create a description of the ConverterController - class, and then create an instance of it.

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  3. Select the "ConverterController" class in the browser, - then activate the Inspector window and choose "Attributes" - from the popup menu at the top of the Inspector. At the - bottom of the "Attributes" view is a list of actions or - outlets. Select "Outlets", and use the "Add" button to add - four fields:

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  4. Now add the action that is triggered when the - "Convert" button is pressed: switch to the Actions view and - use the "Add" button to add a new action:

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  5. Now create an instance of the ConverterController - class. In the browser, Right-click the ConverterController - class and choose "Instantiate ConverterController". The - browser view automatically switches to the Instances view to - show you the newly-created instance of ConverterController as - a blue box icon. There is a small yellow flag next to the - ConverterController instances to show that it has outlets - that are not connected to anything. In our final step, we'll - create the correct connections for the instance's outlets, - which will enable the application to send messages correctly - to the objects that implement its behavior.

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Converter is - the model - class that implements the actual conversion code. Create a - description of the Converter class, and then create an - instance of it. Repeat the steps you used to create the - ConverterController class and instance to create a Converter - class and instance:

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  1. Switch to the browser view in the - "CurrencyConverter.nib" window.

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  2. Control-click NSObject and choose "Subclass NSObject" - from the resulting popup menu.

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  3. Change the name of the newly-created class from - "MyObject" to "Converter"

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  4. Control-click the "Converter" class and choose - "Instantiate Converter" to create an instance of the - Converter class.

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The model class, "Converter", has no outlets or actions, so - you don't need to add anything to it before instantiating - it. Your code will implement a conversion method, but - InterfaceBuilder doesn't need to know about it; the "convert:" - method in your code will know everything it needs to about the - "Converter" class. You just need to create the class - description and the instance so that your application will - start up with the correct objects created and connected.

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Connecting the Outlets

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The final step in setting up the user interface is - establishing connections between the outlets and objects in the - interface, so that messages are sent from the user interface to - the correct objects.

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  1. Connect the "Convert" button to the - "ConverterController" instance. Control-drag from the - "Convert" button to the "ConverterController" instance. Make - sure the "convert:" action is selected in the "Target/Action" - view of the Inspector window, then click the "connect" button - to confirm.

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  2. Connect the "ConverterController" instance to the text - fields. Control-drag from the "ConverterController" instance - to the "Exchange Rate" field. Select "rateField" in the - "Outlets" view of the Inspector window and click "connect" to - confirm. Then repeat this process, connecting "dollarField" to - the "Dollars" text field, and "amountField" to the "Amount" - field.

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  3. Finally, connect the "ConverterController" to the - "Converter" instance. Control-drag from the - "ConverterController" instance to the "Converter" - instance. Select the "converter" outlet in the Inspector - window and click "connect" to confirm.

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The nibfile now contains descriptions of the custom classes - that your code will implement, including connections between - their outlets and the objects with which they must - communicate. You can save the nibfile and proceed to write the - code that implements their behavior.

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Conclusion

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This concludes our HOWTO on building the Apple - CurrencyConverter example in Lisp with Clozure CL. Your own Lisp - applications are likely to be considerably more complex than the - Currency Converter, which, after all, just does a simple - multiplication. You can, however, use exactly the same steps to - build a much richer and more full-featured Cocoa - application.

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A more complex application will still consist of one or more - nibfiles and one or more Lisp source files. You will still use - the Objective-C bridge to define Objective-C classes and - methods, and to use Cocoa library features. And you will still - use BUILD-APPLICATION to turn your source and nibfiles into - standalone Cocoa applications.

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You should now be able to use Clozure CL to accomplish anything - that an Objective-C user can accomplish with Cocoa. Good luck!

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Creating a Lisp File

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Now that you have created the nibfile that defines your - application's user interface, it's time to create the Lisp - source file that defines its behavior. When you work with - Objective C, as in Apple's tutorial, you use Apple's XCode - application to create and manage projects, to edit Objective C - source files, and to build the final application. In this HOWTO, - the Clozure CL application takes the place of XCode. The Lisp - project structure is much simpler than the XCode project - structure: to build the Lisp application we need only the - nibfile created in the previous section, and a single Lisp - source file.

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Double-click Clozure CL to launch it. Clozure CL displays a Listener window:

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Choose "New" from the "File" menu to create a new Lisp source - window. Save it with the name "CurrencyConverter.lisp" into the - same "currency-converter" folder where you saved your nibfile in - the earlier section. You should now have a "currency-converter" - folder that contains a "CurrencyConverter.lisp" item and a - "CurrencyConverter.nib" item.

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Example Files

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This HOWTO is distributed with example files that include a - working nibfile (a file of user-interface objects, - named "CurrencyConverter.nib") and a Lisp source file (named - "CurrencyConverter.lisp"). You can build a working copy of the - example application by using these files, but you probably - shouldn't. If you want to understand how to build your own Lisp - application projects, you should follow the instructions here to - create your own source file and nibfile, and use the example - files only for reference in case something goes wrong.

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First, create a project folder to hold the files you are - going to create. When your project is complete, the folder will - contain a nibfile that defines the user interface, and - a Lisp source file that defines the behavior of the - application. Those two files are really all there is to a Lisp - application, though not all applications are as simple as this - currency converter. For more complex applications it makes sense - to split your UI into several nibfiles, and to split your - implementation into several source files. The basic principle - remains the same, however: nibfiles define your user interface, - and Lisp files define your application's behavior.

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Create a folder somewhere convenient, and name it - "currency-converter". Next we will use Apple's InterfaceBuilder - application to create the user interface The next page tells you - how to do that; when you create your nibfile, save it into your - "currency-converter" folder.

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Writing the Lisp Source

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In this section we'll write Lisp code that duplicates the - features provided by the Objective-C code in Apple's - tutorial. In Apple's tutorial, the explanation of the Objective - C code begins with the - section Bridging - the Model and View: The Controller.

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The Lisp code in this section of the HOWTO is considerably - simpler than the corresponding Objective-C code, in part - because we can ignore the conventions that XCode uses for - laying out source files. We can just write all our definitions - into a single Lisp source file, and load that file into Clozure CL - when we are ready to build the application.

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Place the following line at the top of your Lisp source file:

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Clozure CL's Objective-C bridge code is defined in the "CCL" - package. Usually, when building an application, you'll create a - package for that application and import the definitions you need - to use. In order to keep the discussion short in this simple - example, we just place all our definitions in the "CCL" - package.

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We begin by defining the Converter class. Recall from Apple's - tutorial that this is the Model class that implements the - conversion between dollars and other currencies. Here is the - Lisp definition that implements the class you created in - InterfaceBuilder:

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-(defclass converter (ns:ns-object)
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This is an ordinary CLOS class definition, with a couple of - simple wrinkles. First, the superclass it inherits from is the - NS-OBJECT class in the "NS" package. NS-OBJECT is an Objective-C - class, the ancestor of all Objective-C objects. This CLOS - definition actually creates a new Objective-C class named - "Converter".

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We tell Clozure CL how to build the right kind of class object - by including the :METACLASS option in the definition:

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The Objective-C bridge knows that when the metaclass - is ns:+ns-object, it must lay out the class object - in memory as an Objective-C class, rather than a normal CLOS - STANDARD-CLASS.

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Next, we define the method "convertCurrency:atRate:":

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-(objc:defmethod (#/convertCurrency:atRate: :float) 
-    ((self converter) (currency :float) (rate :float))
-  (* currency rate))
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This is the method that actually does the currency - conversion. It's a Lisp method that will be called when the - AppKit sends the Objective-C message "convertCurrency:atRate:" - It's very simple—really, it just multiples - currency times rate. Most of the text in the definition is - Objective-C bridge code that links the definition to the right - class with the right argument and return types.

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objc:defmethod is a version of DEFMETHOD that - creates methods that can execute in response to Objective-C - message-sends.

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The syntax #/convertCurrency:atRate: uses the - "#/" reader macro to read a symbol with case preserved, so that - you can see in your code the same name that Objective-C uses for - the method, without worrying about how the name might be - converted between Lisp and Objective-C conventions.

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The number of arguments to an Objective-C method is the - number of colons in the name, plus one. Each colon indicates an - argument, and there is always an extra "self" argument that - refers to the object that receives the message. These are normal - Objective-C conventions, but we perhaps need to emphasize the - details, since we are using Lisp code to call the Objective-C - methods.

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We indicate the return type and the types of arguments in - the method definition by surrounding parameters and the method - name with parentheses, and appending the type name.

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means that the return type of the method is :FLOAT, and

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means that the type of the receiving object is Converter.

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Defining the ConverterController Class

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The previous section defined the Model class, Converter. All - we need now is a definition for the ConverterController - class. Recall from your reading of Apple's Tutorial that the - CurrencyConverter example uses the Model-View-Controller - paradigm. You used InterfaceBuilder to construct the - application's views. The Converter class provides the model - that represents application data. Now we define the controller - class, ConverterController, which connects the View and the - Model.

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Here's the definition of the ConverterController class:

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-(defclass converter-controller (ns:ns-object)
-  ((amount-field :foreign-type :id :accessor amount-field)
-   (converter :foreign-type :id :accessor converter)
-   (dollar-field :foreign-type :id :accessor dollar-field)
-   (rate-field :foreign-type :id :accessor rate-field))
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Once again we use the Objective-C bridge to define an - Objective-C class. This time, we provide several - instance-variable definitions in the class, and name accessors - for each of them explicitly. The :FOREIGN-TYPE - initargs enable us to specify the type of each field in the - foreign (Objective-C) class.

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Each field in the definition of the ConverterController class - is an outlet that will be used to store a reference to one of - the text fields that you created in InterfaceBuilder. For - example, amount-field will be connected to the - "Amount" text field.

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Why did we spell the name "amount-field" in Lisp code, and - "amountField" when creating the outlet in InterfaceBuilder? The - Objective-C bridge automatically converts Lisp-style field names - (like "amount-field") to Objective-C-style field names (like - "amountField"), when handling class definitions.

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The converter field at launch time contains a - reference to the Converter object, whose class definition is in - the previous section.

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The final piece of the implementation is a definition of the - "convert:" method. This is the method that is called when a - user clicks the "Convert" button in the user interface.

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-(objc:defmethod (#/convert: :void) ((self converter-controller) sender)
-  (declare (ignore sender))
-  (let* ((conv (converter self))
-         (dollar-field (dollar-field self))
-         (rate-field (rate-field self))
-         (amount-field (amount-field self))
-         (dollars (#/floatValue dollar-field))
-         (rate (#/floatValue rate-field))
-         (amount (#/convertCurrency:atRate: conv dollars rate)))
-    (#/setFloatValue: amount-field amount)
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Just as in the Apple example, this method reads the dollar - and rate values, and passes them to the - "convertCurrency:atRate:" method of the Converter class. It then - sets the text of the amount-field to reflect the result of the - conversion. The only significant difference between this - implementation and Apple's is that the code is written in Lisp - rather than Objective-C.

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This HOWTO shows how you can load nibfiles - into a running copy of Clozure CL by evaluating Lisp forms. You - might want to load nibfiles this way to test user-interface - elements that you are working on for an application project, or - to enable an application to dynamically load optional - user-interface elements.

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Nibfiles

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A large part of developing Cocoa applications is creating - user-interface elements using the Cocoa frameworks. Although - it's perfectly possible to create any user-interface element - just by making method calls against the frameworks, the more - standard way to design a user interface is to use Apple's - InterfaceBuilder application to - create nibfiles—files of archived - Objective-C objects that implement the user-interface - elements.

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InterfaceBuilder is an application that ships with Apple's - Developer Tools. The Developer Tools are an optional install - that comes with Mac OS X. Before you can use this HOWTO, you'll - need to make sure that Apple's Developer Tools are installed on - your system. Members of Apple's developer programs may download - the tools for free from - Apple's developer - website, but normally there is no need. You can simply - use the optional Developer Tools installer on the Mac OS X - system disks to install the tools.

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Using InterfaceBuilder, you can quickly and easily create - windows, dialog boxes, text fields, buttons, and other - user-interface elements. The elements you create with - InterfaceBuilder have the standard appearance and behavior - specified by Apple's Human Interface Guidelines.

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InterfaceBuilder saves descriptions of these objects - in nibfiles. These files contain archived - representations of Objective-C classes and objects. When you - launch an application and it loads a nibfile, the Cocoa runtime - creates these Objective-C objects in memory, complete with any - instance-variable references to other objects that might have - been saved in the nibfile. In short, a nibfile is an archived - collection of user-interface objects that Cocoa can quickly and - easily revive in memory.

- -

The normal way that Objective-C programmers use nibfiles is - by storing them in an application bundle. The application's - Info.plist file (also stored in the bundle) specifies which - nibfile is the application's main nibfile, and that file is - loaded automatically when the application starts up. The - application can dynamically load other nibfiles from the bundle - by making method calls.

- -

Lisp applications written with Clozure CL can also use - nibfiles in this same fashion (see the "currency-converter" - HOWTO in the "cocoa" examples folder), but Lisp programmers are - accustomed to highly interactive development, and might want to - simply load an arbitrary nibfile into a running Clozure CL - session. Fortunately, this is easy to do.

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- -
-

How To Load a Nibfile

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- -
-

Let's start by loading a very simple nibfile from the Clozure - CL Listener window. Start by launching the Clozure CL - application.

- -

In the same directory as this HOWTO file, you'll find a - nibfile named "hello.nib". This is an extremely simple nibfile - that creates a single Cocoa window with a greeting in it. We'll - use forms typed into the Listener window to load it.

- -

We're going to call the Objective-C class - method loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: to - load the nibfile into memory, creating the window that is - described in the file. First, though, we need to set up some - data structures that we'll pass to this method.

- -

The arguments - to loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: are a - pathname, a dictionary object, and a memory zone. As with every - Objective-C method call, we also pass the object that receives - the message, which in this case is the class NSBundle.

- -

The pathname is just a reference to the nibfile we want to - load. The dictionary holds references to objects. In this - first simple example, we'll use it only to identify the - nibfile's owner, which in this case is the application - itself. The zone is a reference to the area of memory where - the nibfile objects will be allocated.

- -

Don't worry if none of this makes sense to you; the code to - create these objects is simple and straightforward, and should - help clarify what's going on.

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-

1. Get the Zone

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- -

First, we'll get a memory zone. We'll tell Cocoa to allocate - the nibfile objects in the same zone that the application - uses, so getting a zone is a simple matter of asking the - application for the one it's using.

- -

Before we can ask the application anything, we need a - reference to it. When the Clozure CL application starts up, - it stores a reference to the Cocoa application object into - the special variable *NSApp*.

- -

Start by changing to the CCL package; most of the utility - functions we'll use are defined in that package:

- - 
-        ? (in-package :ccl)
-        #<Package "CCL">
-
- -

We have a reference to the running Clozure CL application - object in the special variable *NSApp*. We can ask it for its - zone, where it allocates objects in memory:

- - 
-        ? (setf *my-zone* (#/zone *NSApp*))
-        #<A Foreign Pointer #x8B000>
-
- -

Now we have a reference to the application's zone, which is - one of the parameters we need to pass - to loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone:.

- -
-

2. Make a Dictionary

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- -

The dictionary argument - to loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: is - used for two purposes: to identify the nibfile's owner, and - to collect toplevel objects.

- -

The nibfile's owner becomes the owner of all the toplevel - objects created when the nibfile is loaded, objects such as - windows, buttons, and so on. A nibfile's owner manages the - objects created when the nibfile is loaded, and provides a - way for your code to get references to those objects. You - supply an owner object in the dictionary, under the - key "NSNibOwner".

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The toplevel objects are objects, such as windows, that are - created when the nibfile is loaded. To collect these, you - can pass an NSMutableArray object under the - key NSNibTopLevelObjects.

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For this first example, we'll pass an owner object (the - application object), but we don't need to collect toplevel - objects, so we'll omit - the NSNibTopLevelObjects key.

- - 
-        ? (setf *my-dict* 
-        (#/dictionaryWithObject:forKey: ns:ns-mutable-dictionary
-        *my-app* 
-        #@"NSNibOwner"))
-        #<NS-MUTABLE-DICTIONARY {
-        NSNibOwner = <LispApplication: 0x1b8e10>;
-        } (#x137F3DD0)>
-        
-
- -
-

3. Load the Nibfile

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- -

Now that we have the zone and the dictionary we need, we - can load the nibfile. We just need to create an NSString with - the proper pathname first:

- - 
-        ? (setf *nib-path* 
-        (%make-nsstring 
-        (namestring "/usr/local/openmcl/ccl/examples/cocoa/nib-loading/hello.nib")))
-        #<NS-MUTABLE-STRING "/usr/local/openmcl/ccl/examples/cocoa/nib-loading/hello.nib" (#x13902C10)>
-
- -

Now we can actually load the nibfile, passing the method - the objects we've created:

- - 
-        ? (#/loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: 
-        ns:ns-bundle
-        *nib-path*
-        *my-dict*
-        *my-zone*)
-        T
-
- -

The window defined in the "hello.nib" file should appear - on the - screen. The loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: - method returns T to indicate it loaded the - nibfile successfully; if it had failed, it would have - returned NIL.

- -

At this point we no longer need the pathname and - dictionary objects. The *nib-path* we must release:

- - 
-        ? (setf *nib-path* (#/release *nib-path*))
-        NIL
-
- -

The *my-dict* instance was not created with #/alloc (or with - MAKE-INSTANCE), so it is already autoreleased, and we don't need - to release it again. - -

-

Making a Nib-loading Function

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- -

Loading a nibfile seems like something we might want to do - repeatedly, and so it makes sense to make it as easy as possible - to do. Let's make a single function we can call to load a nib as - needed.

- -

The nib-loading function can take the file to be loaded as a - parameter, and then perform the sequence of steps covered in the - previous section. If we just literally do that, the result will - look something like this:

- - 
-(defun load-nibfile (nib-path)
-  (let* ((app-zone (#/zone *NSApp*))
-         (nib-name (%make-nsstring (namestring nib-path)))
-         (dict (#/dictionaryWithObject:forKey: 
-                 ns-mutable-dictionary app #@"NSNibOwner")))
-    (#/loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: ns:ns-bundle
-                                               nib-name
-                                               dict
-                                               app-zone
-                                             )))
-
- -

The trouble with this function is that it leaks a string - every time we call it. We need to release the - nib-name before returning. So how about this - version instead?

- - 
-(defun load-nibfile (nib-path)
-  (let* ((app-zone (#/zone *NSApp*))
-         (nib-name (%make-nsstring (namestring nib-path)))
-         (dict (#/dictionaryWithObject:forKey: 
-                ns-mutable-dictionary app #@"NSNibOwner"))
-         (result (#/loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: ns:ns-bundle
-                                                            nib-name
-                                                            dict
-                                                            app-zone)))
-    (#/release nib-name)
-    result))
-
- -

This version solves the leaking problem by binding the result - of the load call to result, then releasing the - nib-name before returning the result of the - load.

- -

There's just one more problem: what if we want to use the - dictionary to collect the nibfile's toplevel objects, so that we - can get access to them from our code? We'll need another version - of our function.

- -

In order to collect toplevel objects, we'll want to pass an - NSMutableArray object in the dictionary, stored under the key - NSNibTopLevelObjects. So we first need to create such an - array object in the let form:

- - 
-(let* (...
-       (objects-array (#/arrayWithCapacity: ns:ns-mutable-array 16))
-       ...)
-  ...)
-
- -

Now that we have the array in which to store the nibfile's - toplevel objects, we need to change the code that creates the - dictionary, so that it contains not only the owner object, but - also the array we just created:

- - 
-  (let* (...
-         (dict (#/dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: ns:ns-mutable-dictionary
-                    app #@"NSNibOwner"
-                    objects-array #&NSNibTopLevelObjects
-                    +null-ptr+))
-         ...)
-    ...)
-  
-
- -

We now want to collect the objects in it. We'll do that by - making a local variable to store them, then iterating over the - array object to get them all. (Normally, when we want to keep - an object from an array, we have to retain it. Top-level nib - objects are a special case: they are created by the nib loading - process with a retain count of 1, and we are responsible for releasing - them when we're through with them.)

- - 
-  (let* (...
-         (toplevel-objects (list))
-         ...)
-    (dotimes (i (#/count objects-array))
-      (setf toplevel-objects 
-            (cons (#/objectAtIndex: objects-array i)
-                  toplevel-objects)))
-    ...)
-
- -

After collecting the objects, we can release the array, then - return the list of objects. It's still possible we might want - to know whether the load succeeded, so we - use values to return both the toplevel objects and - the success or failure of the load.

- -

The final version of the nib-loading code looks like - this:

- - 
-(defun load-nibfile (nib-path)
-  (let* ((app-zone (#/zone *NSApp*))
-         (nib-name (%make-nsstring (namestring nib-path)))
-         (objects-array (#/arrayWithCapacity: ns:ns-mutable-array 16))
-         (dict (#/dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: ns:ns-mutable-dictionary
-                    *NSApp* #@"NSNibOwner"
-                    objects-array #&NSNibTopLevelObjects
-		    +null-ptr+))
-         (toplevel-objects (list))
-         (result (#/loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: ns:ns-bundle
-                                                            nib-name
-                                                            dict
-                                                            app-zone)))
-    (dotimes (i (#/count objects-array))
-      (setf toplevel-objects 
-            (cons (#/objectAtIndex: objects-array i)
-                  toplevel-objects)))
-    (#/release nib-name)
-    (values toplevel-objects result)))
-
- -

Now we can call this function with some suitable nibfile, - such as simple "hello.nib" that comes with this HOWTO:

- - 
-? (ccl::load-nibfile "hello.nib")
-(#<LISP-APPLICATION <LispApplication: 0x1b8da0> (#x1B8DA0)>
- #<NS-WINDOW <NSWindow: 0x171344d0> (#x171344D0)>)
-T
-
-
- -

The "Hello!" window appears on the screen, and two values are - returned. The first value is the list of toplevel objects that - were loaded. The second value, T indicates that the - nibfile was loaded successfully.

- -
-

What About Unloading Nibfiles?

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- -

Cocoa provides no general nibfile-unloading API. Instead, if - you want to unload a nib, the accepted approach is to close all - the windows associated with a nibfile and release all the - toplevel objects. This is one reason that you might want to use - the "NSNibTopLevelObjects" key with the dictionary - object that you pass - to loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone:—to - obtain a collection of toplevel objects that you release when - the nibfile is no longer needed.

- -

In document-based Cocoa applications, the main nibfile is - usually owned by the application object, and is never unloaded - while the application runs. Auxliliary nibfiles are normally - owned by controller objects, usually instances of - NSWindowController subclasses. When you - use NSWindowController objects to load nibfiles, - they take responsibility for loading and unloading nibfile - objects.

- -

When you're experimenting interactively with nibfile loading, - you may not start out by - creating NSWindowController objects to load - nibfiles, and so you may need to do more of the object - management yourself. On the one hand, loading nibfiles by hand - is not likely to be the source of major application problems. On - the other hand, if you experiment with nib-loading for a long - time in an interactive session, it's possible that you'll end up - with numerous discarded objects cluttering memory, along with - various references to live and possibly released objects. Keep - this in mind when using the Listener to explore Cocoa. You can - always restore your Lisp system to a clean state by restarting - it, but of course you then lose whatever state you have built up - in your explorations. It's often a good idea to work from a text - file rather than directly in the Listener, so that you have a - record of the experimenting you've done. That way, if you need - to start fresh (or if you accidentally cause the application to - crash), you don't lose all the information you gained.

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*********************************************************************** -;;;; FILE IDENTIFICATION -;;;; -;;;; Name: nib-loading.lisp -;;;; Version: 0.1 -;;;; Project: cocoa examples -;;;; Purpose: examples of loading nibs dynamically in the IDE -;;;; -;;;; *********************************************************************** - -(in-package :ccl) - -(defun load-nibfile (nib-path) - (let* ((app-zone (#/zone *NSApp*)) - (nib-name (%make-nsstring (namestring nib-path))) - (objects-array (#/arrayWithCapacity: ns:ns-mutable-array 16)) - (dict (#/dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: ns:ns-mutable-dictionary - *NSApp* #&NSNibOwner - objects-array #&NSNibTopLevelObjects - +null-ptr+)) - (toplevel-objects (list)) - (result (#/loadNibFile:externalNameTable:withZone: ns:ns-bundle - nib-name - dict - app-zone))) - (dotimes (i (#/count objects-array)) - (setf toplevel-objects - (cons (#/objectAtIndex: objects-array i) - toplevel-objects))) - (#/release nib-name) - (values toplevel-objects result))) - -#| -(ccl::load-nibfile "/usr/local/openmcl/trunk/source/examples/cocoa/nib-loading/hello.nib") -|# -