Does anyone know whether there's a cross-reference list of Cocoa methods
mapped to Java methods?
I'm trying to launch a commercial version of a financial services regulation
app, but my business partners insist that it's got to be executable on
something other than a Mac (the UK financial services industry is, I'm
afraid, still anti-Mac). So a mapping table would help me translate my ObjC
code to Java.
Thanks, all,
Marionne Kern
On 28/2/06 15:28, "Guy English" <email@hidden> wrote:
> if ( [myObject isKindOfClass: [NSObject class]] ) { /* blah */ };
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> On Tuesday, February 28, 2006, at 10:25AM, Martin Wilz <email@hidden>
> wrote:
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>> Hi Martin,
>>
>> thank you for pointing to this post. I'll have to overthink my search
>> techniques...
>>
>> So with the information linked to, I guess I'll have to reformulate my
>> question:
>>
>> How do I get a list of classes that are a subclasses of NSObject (e.g.
>> available for sending
>> messages to) ?
>>
>> My interpretation of the linked to posts is it would be o.k. to use the
>> objc_class struct and
>> evaluate the super pointer until I get to a class with name NSObject or a
>> nil super class
>> to decide, if a given class is derived from NSObject ?
>>
>> Are there simpler methods, that work (without messing with the c structures)
>> ?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Martin
>>
>>
>> On 28/02/06, Martin Wierschin <email@hidden> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Does anyone know a way to get an Array of all currently available
>>>> classes
>>>> linked into the application space at runtime ?
>>>
>>> You'll want to use the function "objc_getClassList". But just be
>>> careful:
>>>
>>> http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2002/1/15/71392
>>>
>>> ~Martin
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>>>
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