Py Obj C - Classes

Classes

Objective-C classes are subclassed in the same manner as a normal Python class:

class MyDuck(NSObject): # NSObject is a base Objective-C class. def init(self): self = super(MyDuck, self).init # An Objective-C idiom, wherein the # subclass instance, self, is instantiated # by sending the superclass its # designated initializer. return self myLittleDuckOne = MyDuck.alloc.init

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