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's new in this version:
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 dis...
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