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objc_msgSend用法：

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11285780/objective-c-objc-msgsend-return-type

fobj-arc is not supported 错误该怎样处理呢：

https://www.cocoanetics.com/2013/10/fobj-arc-is-not-supported-on-platforms-using-the-legacy-runtime/

xcode plugin develop, see this:

As I wrote those plugins you mentioned, here are some pointers:

• There is no official documentation from Apple, so while Xcode does have a plugin infrastructure, it is entirely private API. (but hey, no one wants to submit Xcode plugins to the App Store, right? ;)) – The usual warnings apply: You should code very defensively, and it's possible that Xcode updates break things. Any plugin can bring Xcode down entirely, so be careful.

• There is a seemingly abandoned effort to document the plugin interface here.

• There are some open source projects that allow you to see what's needed to get a plugin loaded at all, e.g. mine and there's CLITool-Infoplist (I think that's where I got the basic structure from, but I can't really remember, because I've been doing this without publishing anything for quite a while).

• You can use class-dump to generate headers from Xcode's private frameworks, e.g. IDEKit and IDEFoundation (in Xcode.app/Contents/Frameworks). Reading those gives you quite a bit of information on how Xcode is structured internally. DVTKit and DVTFoundation (in Xcode.app/Contents/SharedFrameworks) can also be useful to class-dump.

• You can observe all notifications that are sent in Xcode by registering an observer for nil. I initially just logged all those notifications to get an idea of where I might be able to hook into.

Good luck!