However, it still won't work (no gorm, commented code, ...).
Borrow an old implementation of the Storage class until I figure out just
what it's being used for.
release (but should).
The interface is no longer defined in code -- it loads it from a .gorm file.
The code is a lot cleaner, and I'm working on project management again.
Generally, I'm having a lot of fun. :)
Forge now loads the bundles in its resources first, and then loads the
bundles from the User, Local, Network, and System library directories,
in that order -- if it is told to by the defaults system.
Also, the MainPrefs class has some new options, to control what
directories Forge loads bundles from.
own prefs anyway. The "sample" bundle MainPrefs is more complete, and is
now loading its interface from a .gorm file -- this would be a .nib on
NeXTstep or Mac OS X, and it should be ready to run on those OSes
already -- since it doesn't do much. :)
