We use inherited to know about Ruby classes that subclass NSObject. Coupling this with a hook to method_added allows us to bring Ruby instance methods into the Objective-C runtime. This is helpful when writing a Ruby class against an Objective-C protocol.
However, Objective-C protocols are also allowed to require class methods, so we should probably also hook into singleton_method_added to do the same there.
Note we will have to be careful to not proxy new as we define that ourselves.
We use inherited to know about Ruby classes that subclass
NSObject. Coupling this with a hook to method_added allows us to bring Ruby instance methods into the Objective-C runtime. This is helpful when writing a Ruby class against an Objective-C protocol.However, Objective-C protocols are also allowed to require class methods, so we should probably also hook into singleton_method_added to do the same there.
Note we will have to be careful to not proxy
newas we define that ourselves.