[Rubycocoa-talk] 0.11.1 : RBBundleInit vs. [[NSClassFromString(@"PluginClass") alloc ] init]

[Rupert B. <rup...@fr...>]

Hi,

I have had a look at RbBundleInit and the RubyAnywhere example.
This is fine if you are loading a specific bundle, and wish to start  
it up straight away.

In my case, I wish to load pieces of my app which are spread out in  
plugins, then start the app engine which will use the plugins which  
have declared themselves. The RBBundleInit loads a ruby file; in  
previous versions of RubyCocoa, I used to use [[NSClassFromString 
(@"PluginClass") alloc ] init] which does not seem to work in 0.11.1

My plugin loader :

- (void)start
{
	static int installed = 0;
	if (! installed) {
		if (RBBundleInit("PluginController.rb", [self class], nil))
			NSLog(@"start : failed");
		else
			[[NSClassFromString([self controllerClassName]) alloc] init];
			installed = 1;
		endif
	}
}

Can anyone help ?
How can I address a Ruby class from ObjC ?

Rup