On Aug 5, 2008, at 11:19 AM, Elan Feingold wrote:
I can load the principal class of a bundle with:
NSBundle* bundleToLoad = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:@"..."];
Class exampleClass = [bundleToLoad principalClass]);
Actually, this loads the bundle and then gets its principal class.
Loading a bundle will load all of the classes in it, regardless of
whether you're just asking for the principal class
However, I have a situation where I have a bundle that has a class
*without* a principal class, but it has a class that is a subclass
of a specific other class. Is there any way to iterate through
classes offered by a bundle and pick out the ones that derive from a
specific superclass?
As others have explained, a bundle always has a principal class; if
one isn't specified, one of the classes defined within the bundle will
be returned.
What you probably want to do is load the bundle and then look through
the Objective-C runtime for classes whose superclass is one of those
you care about. You can use objc_getClassList to iterate over the
classes known to the runtime, and objc_getSuperclass to locate the
superclass of a class. (There's no objc_getSubclassList.)
-- Chris
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