ObjCRuntime objects

This object responds to these methods:


\begin{funcdesc}{load\_object\_files}{list\_of\_object\_filenames}
Try to dynami...
...f such files. A \code{ObjC.error} exception is raised on failure.
\end{funcdesc}


\begin{funcdesc}{lookup\_class}{objc\_class\_name}
Locate the given Objective-C ...
...code{ObjC.error} exception
is raised if the class does not exist.
\end{funcdesc}

In every aspects, these two functions are merely aliases of the module's functions with the same name.


\begin{funcdesc}{sel\_is\_mapped}{selectorName}
Returns \code{True} if the selec...
...ar{selectorName} is known to the
runtime, \code{False} otherwise.
\end{funcdesc}

This object carries the following data members:


\begin{datadesc}{kind}
This tells you for which runtime the module was compiled ...
...when
using the GNU Objective-C runtime distribuited with GNU GCC.
\end{datadesc}


\begin{datadesc}{__dict__}
This is a dictionary of all known classes.
\end{datadesc}


\begin{datadesc}{__members__}
The list of data members of this object.
\end{datadesc}

but you can ask for an Objective-C class using the getattr() function or with the ``.ClassName'' syntax too.