Wow. This is some good stuff. I have one small problem that I can show with some Ruby/Obj-C code. It seems that I have no problem defining classes in Obj-C and overriding an Obj-C method in Ruby if I subclass. What doesn’t work for me is if I override a method from a concrete object. See the code below. The output from the code is

Ruby foo
Ruby foo
Ruby foo
objc foo   <== should also be Ruby foo

Any ideas?

File test.rb ...
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require "osx/cocoa" 
require "Test.bundle" 
OSX.ns_import :Test

class MyTest < OSX::Test
  def foo
   puts "Ruby foo" 
  end

end

t1 = MyTest.alloc.init
# this works. Ruby foo prints
t1.foo
# this works. Ruby foo prints
t1.testObjcFoo

t2 = OSX::Test.alloc.init
def t2.foo
   puts "Ruby foo" 
end

# this works. Ruby foo prints
t2.foo
# doesnt work. obc foo prints
t2.testObjcFoo

File Test.h ...
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#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>

@interface Test : NSObject {

}

- (void) foo;
- (void) testObjcFoo;
@end

File Test.m ...
============================

#import "Test.h" 

@implementation Test

- (void) foo {
   printf("objc foo\n");
}
- (void) testObjcFoo {
   [self foo];
}

void Init_Test(){}

@end