%subclass should provide an @interface #8
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Is this already a thing @kirb? |
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No, and I'm not entirely sure how to go about this because it would break code that already has its own definition of the @interface. Maybe one day we'll get into semantic versioning so we can make breaking changes like this one (#111). |
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If Logos could detect that (to wit: become an actual objc parser), we could
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I'm a bit reluctant on really changing Logos much because I'm considering whether it could be replaced by @eswick's Logos-ish clang preprocessor (also, I'm terrible at Perl). Of course that introduces the need to compile code, and quite a lot of code at that. (Will make another issue for this) (Edit: Lesson learned: email response does not parse Markdown 👎) |
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Problem there is, it hasn't kept up with Clang as it's changed. I'm worried
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He also has a conflict of interest (recent Apple internship) so it may be infeasible anyway from a maintenance standpoint unless someone else can take over. |
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I recconend sticking with Perl. With Clang, we'd have to update code for every new version. Like you said, I have an internship at Apple and don't have the time nor the will to keep it updated. |
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Um I know this isn't the place but have you guys ever though of making a way to de-initlize groups? |
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@andrewwiik: It isn't possible to implement that in a safe way with all of the behaviours that developers expect. Instead, it can be done in the tweak itself: always call |
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Please create a new issue in future or get in touch on IRC or Twitter rather than hijacking an existing thread, @andrewwiik. |
Right now, %subclass treats self as an
id. Logos could create a secret @interface (_logos_interface$_ungrouped$Blah, maybe?) and use that for self.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: