You can pass two arguments to #methods, which are to include methods from
ancestors and to include Objective-C methods, So you probably want:
vector.methods(false, true)
On 21 nov 2010, at 18:55, András Zalavári wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> I'm having problems of getting a list of methods from Classes, declared in
> Objective-C.
> I have a class compiled, and fully working, look like this:
>
> // Vector.h
> @interface Vector : NSObject {
> float x,y,z;
> }
> @property float x,y,z;
> @property float length;
> @end
>
> // Vector.m
>
> @implementation Vector
> @synthesize x,y,z;
> -(Vector*)vectorByAdd:(Vector*)vector{
> Vector* newVector=[[Vector new] autorelease];
> newVector.x=self.x+vector.x;
> newVector.y=self.y+vector.y;
> newVector.z=self.z+vector.z;
> return newVector;
> }
>
> [...]
> @end
>
> when I call the ruby method :methods on a Vector, it returns the methods of
> an Object class, and I cant get neither the accesors of the x,y,z property,
> nor the other methods appears
>
> Once I read something about how to get the obj-c methods, but I couldn-t find
> it.
>
>
>
>
>
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