def protocolNamed(name):
"""
Returns a Protocol object for the named protocol. This is the
equivalent of @protocol(name) in Objective-C.
Raises objc.ProtocolError when the protocol does not exist.
"""
if sys.version_info[0] == 2: # pragma: no 3.x cover; pragma: no branch
name = unicode(name)
try:
return PROTOCOL_CACHE[name]
except KeyError:
pass
for p in _objc.protocolsForProcess():
pname = p.__name__
PROTOCOL_CACHE.setdefault(pname, p)
if pname == name:
return p
for cls in _objc.getClassList():
for p in _objc.protocolsForClass(cls):
pname = p.__name__
PROTOCOL_CACHE.setdefault(pname, p)
if pname == name:
return p
raise ProtocolError("protocol %r does not exist" % (name, ), name)
def protocolNamed(name):
"""
Returns a Protocol object for the named protocol. This is the
equivalent of @protocol(name) in Objective-C.
Raises objc.ProtocolError when the protocol does not exist.
"""
if sys.version_info[0] == 2: # pragma: no 3.x cover; pragma: no branch
name = unicode(name)
try:
return PROTOCOL_CACHE[name]
except KeyError:
pass
for p in _objc.protocolsForProcess():
pname = p.__name__
PROTOCOL_CACHE.setdefault(pname, p)
if pname == name:
return p
for cls in _objc.getClassList():
for p in _objc.protocolsForClass(cls):
pname = p.__name__
PROTOCOL_CACHE.setdefault(pname, p)
if pname == name:
return p
raise ProtocolError("protocol %r does not exist" % (name,), name)