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Re: NSBundle and PlugIns
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Re: NSBundle and PlugIns


  • Subject: Re: NSBundle and PlugIns
  • From: Jim Witte <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2004 17:07:37 -0500

What could I do to "unload" plugin?
You just cannot unload bundles which contain ObjC code--it's caused by
the implementation details of the class system (some original
information may be irreversibly lost when a new category is loaded, and
perhaps more).

As a workaround, could you load the new plugin under a different "name" like a C++ overloaded name (or descriptor or whatever), use that until the app quits, and then have it load the plugin as normal on the next application launch?

Jim
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