Convenience facilities for working with pyobjc (MacOSX Objective C facilities). See also: https://pyobjc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
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apple = <cs.app.osx.objc.AutoBundles object at 0x10c3d3070>
An object whose attributes autoload {prefix}{attrname}.
The default prefix is DEFAULT_BUNDLE_ID_PREFIX ('com.apple.').
Class AutoBundles
An object whose attributes autoload {prefix}{attrname}.
The default prefix is DEFAULT_BUNDLE_ID_PREFIX ('com.apple.').
Class Bundle(cs.obj.SingletonMixin)
Wrapper class for an NSBundle.
Instances have the following attributes:
_bundle: the underlyingNSBundleinstance_bundle_id: the identifier of the underlying bundle, eg'com.apple.HIServices'_ns: a dictionary containing all the functions from the bundle
The functions from the bundle are available as attributes on the Bundle.
Function cg(func)
A decorator to provide a cg_conn keyword argument if missing,
containing the default Core graphics connection.
Example:
@cg
def do_some_graphics(blah, *, cg_conn, ...):
...
Function convertNSDate(d: objc.NSDate) -> datetime.datetime
Convert an NSDate into a datetime.
Function convertNSDateComponents(d: objc.NSDateComponents) -> datetime.datetime
Convert an NSDateComponents into a datetime.
Function convertObjCtype(o)
Convert an object containing an ObjC object into the equivalent Python type.
Current conversions:
None->NoneNSDate,NSDateComponents->datetimeABMultiValueCoreDataWrapper->listwith members convertedint->intobjc._pythonify.OC_PythonInt->intobjc._pythonify.OC_PythonFloat-> float- dictionries with
.keys()->dict
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