Does/will Logos Preprocessor support dynamic values

[Naville]

(Sorry I think the issues template doesn't support my issue so I cleared them)

I'm fully aware of the fact that I can %group YOSWAG and %init(YOSWAG);

Can I %group com.apple.springboard and %init([NSBundle mainBundle].bundleIdentifier); ?

Thanks

EDIT:I'm fully aware that this would require a huge refactor.

[Naville]

I.E.:

%group com.apple.SpringBoard
%hook AAA
-(void)BlahBlah{
}
%end
%end

%ctor{
%init([NSBundle mainBundle].bundleIdentifier)
}

[mtshare]

I think that this is the best practice:

%group SpringBoardHooks

%hook AAA
-(void)BlahBlah{
}
%end

%end

%ctor {
    @autoreleasepool {
             NSString *bundleID = [[NSBundle mainBundle] bundleIdentifier];
             if([bundleID isEqualToString:@"com.apple.SpringBoard"]){
                     %init(SpringBoardHooks);
             }
    }
}

Anyway i don't think this is the right place for asking this... First of all you should take a look at http://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Logos

[kirb]

Unfortunately, expressions are not supported as group names passed to %init. This would require construction of the underlying function and variable names at runtime, which includes classes cached by calls to %c(). To call functions, you would need to use dlsym(), which is slower than jumping to it by using the address that’s already known at compile time. It could be implemented, but isn’t really worth it.

[Naville]

@MTShare I know that method. I think that is a little bit messy so I was looking for a better solution.

Thanks for the tip anyway

[Naville]

@kirb What about dynamic classes? i.e.

static Meh=NSClassFromString(@"AAA");
%group A
%hook Meh
-(void)AAAA{
}
%end
%group B

%ctor{
if(Meh==nil){
Meh=NSClassFromString(@"BBB");

}
%init (A);

}

This should be easier to implement and worth the effort? Would be useful.

EDIT: I know how to code all these using OC Runtime directly but ,again ,looking for simpler method

[DHowett]

That is absolutely supported.

%group Hello
%hook Meh
- (void)test { }
%end
%end

%init(Hello, Meh=NSClassFromString(@"BBB"));