That being said, it’d be nice if the runtime could dump a header
for the current state of a class, ScriptingBridge-style. I might
look into this.
That would be awesome. Something like sdef/sdp for Ruby classes
maybe those tools would be useful already.
Would be trivial to implement, maybe
On Feb 10, 2009, at 8:37 PM, S. Woodside wrote:
On 2009-02-10, at 4:10 PM, Benjamin Stiglitz wrote:
I describe calling ruby side objects from the ObjC side. I can
make it work using dynamic classes but of course that generates
compiler warnings (like no '-baz' method found). Of course it
On 2009-02-10, at 4:10 PM, Benjamin Stiglitz wrote:
I describe calling ruby side objects from the ObjC side. I can make
it work using dynamic classes but of course that generates compiler
warnings (like no '-baz' method found). Of course it still works,
but is there any way for my ObjC clas
I describe calling ruby side objects from the ObjC side. I can make
it work using dynamic classes but of course that generates compiler
warnings (like no '-baz' method found). Of course it still works,
but is there any way for my ObjC classes to know at compile time
what are the class name
Hi,
If you look at
http://simonwoodside.com/weblog/2009/2/10/wondeful_joy_mix_ruby_and/
I describe calling ruby side objects from the ObjC side. I can make
it work using dynamic classes but of course that generates compiler
warnings (like no '-baz' method found). Of course it still works,
