On 13.03.2008, at 16:35, Fred Kiefer wrote:
It seems wrong to me to return a different selector from +instanceMethodForSelector: than from -methodForSelector:.
Really? To me this is one of the most important core features of Objective-C. +instanceMethodForSelector: returns the method the class object provides, while -methodForSelector: returns the method the object actually uses. Which will usually be the class method, but in all kinds of dynamic language bridges, faults, etc, something else.
Thats why I call ObjC an _object_ oriented programming language (in contrast to _class_ oriented languages like C++).
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