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Title: Objective C port: usable on OSX? Post by: uncleunvoid on November 12, 2010, 02:43:35 I was wondering how easy it would be to create an actual mac application with this PureMVC port?
Instead of running on iOS to run on snow leopard... Doable? That would be awesome(and some) Title: Re: Objective C port: usable on OSX? Post by: puremvc on November 12, 2010, 08:56:50 I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that it should work.
I only see imports of PureMVC classes and Foundation.h Here's a list of what that seems to give you (unless I'm missing something, there's nothing iPhone specific): #import <Foundation/NSFormatter.h> #import <Foundation/NSGarbageCollector.h> #import <Foundation/NSGeometry.h> #import <Foundation/NSHashTable.h> #import <Foundation/NSHFSFileTypes.h> #import <Foundation/NSHost.h> #import <Foundation/NSIndexPath.h> #import <Foundation/NSIndexSet.h> #import <Foundation/NSInvocation.h> #import <Foundation/NSKeyValueCoding.h> #import <Foundation/NSKeyValueObserving.h> #import <Foundation/NSKeyedArchiver.h> #import <Foundation/NSLocale.h> #import <Foundation/NSLock.h> #import <Foundation/NSMapTable.h> #import <Foundation/NSMetadata.h> #import <Foundation/NSMethodSignature.h> #import <Foundation/NSNetServices.h> #import <Foundation/NSNotification.h> #import <Foundation/NSNotificationQueue.h> #import <Foundation/NSNull.h> #import <Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h> #import <Foundation/NSObject.h> #import <Foundation/NSOperation.h> #import <Foundation/NSPathUtilities.h> #import <Foundation/NSPointerArray.h> #import <Foundation/NSPointerFunctions.h> #import <Foundation/NSPort.h> #import <Foundation/NSPortCoder.h> #import <Foundation/NSPortMessage.h> #import <Foundation/NSPortNameServer.h> #import <Foundation/NSProcessInfo.h> #import <Foundation/NSPropertyList.h> #import <Foundation/NSProtocolChecker.h> #import <Foundation/NSProxy.h> #import <Foundation/NSRange.h> #import <Foundation/NSRunLoop.h> #import <Foundation/NSScanner.h> #import <Foundation/NSSet.h> #import <Foundation/NSSortDescriptor.h> #import <Foundation/NSSpellServer.h> #import <Foundation/NSStream.h> #import <Foundation/NSString.h> #import <Foundation/NSTask.h> #import <Foundation/NSThread.h> #import <Foundation/NSTimeZone.h> #import <Foundation/NSTimer.h> #import <Foundation/NSUndoManager.h> #import <Foundation/NSURL.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLHandle.h> #import <Foundation/NSUserDefaults.h> #import <Foundation/NSValue.h> #import <Foundation/NSValueTransformer.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLDTD.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLDTDNode.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLDocument.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLElement.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLNode.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLNodeOptions.h> #import <Foundation/NSXMLParser.h> #import <Foundation/NSZone.h> #import <Foundation/NSExpression.h> #import <Foundation/NSPredicate.h> #import <Foundation/NSComparisonPredicate.h> #import <Foundation/NSCompoundPredicate.h> #import <Foundation/NSAppleEventDescriptor.h> #import <Foundation/NSAppleEventManager.h> #import <Foundation/NSAppleScript.h> #import <Foundation/NSObjectScripting.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptClassDescription.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptCoercionHandler.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptCommand.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptCommandDescription.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptExecutionContext.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptKeyValueCoding.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptObjectSpecifiers.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptStandardSuiteCommands.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptSuiteRegistry.h> #import <Foundation/NSScriptWhoseTests.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLAuthenticationChallenge.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLCredential.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLCredentialStorage.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLProtectionSpace.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLCache.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLConnection.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLProtocol.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLRequest.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLResponse.h> #import <Foundation/NSHTTPCookie.h> #import <Foundation/NSHTTPCookieStorage.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLDownload.h> #import <Foundation/NSURLError.h> #import <Foundation/FoundationErrors.h> #if MAC_OS_X_VERSION_MAX_ALLOWED < MAC_OS_X_VERSION_10_5 #import <Foundation/NSJavaSetup.h> #endif Title: Re: Objective C port: usable on OSX? Post by: uncleunvoid on November 12, 2010, 09:46:11 I thought as much, as the PureMVC AS3 is not very AS3 specific, so it seems with this, I will have a try on that in a free minute....
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