Ivar

Represents an Objective-C class "ivar", or instance variable.

wrap()

This is a private function used internally by NodObjC. You should not need to use this function in your code.

Wraps a Pointer that should be an Objective-C ivar (instance variable), and returns a new Ivar instance.

function wrap (pointer) {
  if (pointer.isNull()) return null
  return new Ivar(pointer)
}

Ivar()

This is a private function used internally by NodObjC. You should not need to use this function in your code.

The Ivar Class. Wrapper around an Objective-C ivar pointer.

function Ivar (pointer) {
  this.pointer = pointer
}

Ivar#getName()

Returns the name of the Ivar.

proto.getName = function getName () {
  return core.ivar_getName(this.pointer)
}

Ivar#getOffset()

Returns the offset of the Ivar. This is the offset in bytes that the instance variable resides in the object's layout in memory.

proto.getOffset = function getOffset () {
  return core.ivar_getOffset(this.pointer)
}

Ivar#getTypeEncoding()

Returns the "type encoding" of the Ivar.

proto.getTypeEncoding = function getTypeEncoding () {
  return core.ivar_getTypeEncoding(this.pointer)
}

Ivar#toString()

toString() override.

proto.toString = function toString () {
  return '[Ivar: ' + [ this.getName()
                     , this.getTypeEncoding()
                     , this.getOffset()].join(', ') +']'
}

proto.inspect = function inspect () {
  // red
  return '\033[31m' + this.toString() + '\033[39m'
}

NodObjC

The NodeJS ⇆ Objective-C Bridge