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Exploring the Mac OS X Object System

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the a-deep-look-into-it dept.

Philippe writes "F-Script is an integrated set of tools that makes it possible to interactively explore and manipulate Cocoa objects as well as script them using new high-level programming techniques. This new article, Exploring Cocoa with F-Script, shows you how to use some of its most impressive features and demonstrates how it can be a useful addition to your developer toolkit."

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  1. Re:Bzzt. Wrong. by Viol8 · · Score: 0, Troll

    >If you want write truly cross-platform C, you write to the standard C API *only* and let the >users get their input and output via stdin and stdout. Not very graphical, but hey, you want >cross platform, right?

    You're new to unix arn't you? He could use many of the X windows libraries that use a C API
    which will then run on (probably) all versions of unix. Apple include an X windows layer
    if you wish to use it instead of their wierd home-brew GUI system and Objective-C language
    which no one apart from Mac users and a few ivory tower university types bother to waste
    their time with.