- Conditionally disabling redefine protection (based on the presence of a global var ::nsf::bootstrap) failed due to the result flag not being set to TCL_OK in this case. - Adding a (redundant) [package provide nsf /version/] to the ifneeded script in nsf's pkgIndex.tcl. Background: [load] is only executed once (leaving aside [unload]) for a given interp. Hence, the initialization function and its Tcl_PkgProvide() call are only performed once. A subsequent [package forget] and [package req] barfs because the package version information is removed internally upon [package forget]: "attempt to provide package nsf 2.0.0 failed: no version of package nsf provided"
The Tcl docu provides hints on this requirement (for C extensions); see man for [package provide]:
"[package provide] is typically invoked once as part of an ifneeded script, and again by the package itself when it is finally loaded."
Note that most C-extension packages (sqlite, tdom) do not meet this requirement.
- changed relation handling by evaluating the relationcmd in the parent context to keep evaluation order. - extend introspection "nsf::configure objectsystem": the command returns now all system methods in the syntax of nsf::createobjectsystem - "nsf::createobjectsystem" creates now a warning when an existing objectsystem is redefined and ignores the new definition attempt. This was done with the purpose to allow "package forget nx; package require nx" - Allow overwriting of redefine protected method during bootstrap to ease "package forget nx; package require nx" - forward had just "-objscope", no general "-frame method|object". Since forwarder have client data, they always push a method frame. So, the situation is different to nsd::alias and ::nsf::dispatch. Therefore, the flag "-objscope" was renamed to "-objectframe" to provide better consistency with "-frame object" - fixed bug, where error handling of invalid options in ForwardProcessOptions() could lead to a crash - return forwardoption "-earlybinding" via instrospection - extended regression test
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