FSClass

FSClass is a "meta-class" that allows programmers to create new classes directly in F-Script, instead of having to write them in Objective-C. No additional syntax or keywords are necessary, so the core F-Script language is unaffected and classes can be created programmatically. Methods are implemented with F-Script blocks, and instance data is stored as Key-Value Coding-compliant properties. Objects created with FSClass are almost as fast as native Cocoa objects, and can be used by compiled Objective-C code.

What is new in this release:

• Now requires Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard; for earlier versions, use FSClass 2.1
• Now requires F-Script 2.0; for earlier versions, use FSClass 2.1
• Now compatible with 64-bit PowerPC and x86
• Makes mandatory use of garbage collection
• Changed the API for superclass method invocation to fix bugs and accommodate the new super keyword
• Brand new internal architecture
• Class methods and properties are now correctly inherited
• Faster dispatching of class methods and class property access
• Proxies for Objective-C classes no longer need to be created; the class objects may be used directly
• Fixed problems with using fast-ivars classes in the fscript Unix interpreter
• The class method newInstance is now deprecated; use alloc init instead
• The methods parentClass, subClasses, className, and description have been removed in favor of the equivalent Foundation methods

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