Support for Objective-C Blocks

Hi, I stumbled upon a dead-end working with MCNearbyServiceAdvertiserDelegate. One of its required delegate methods involves an NSStackBlock, which is not callable. Is there a work around?

@protocol('MCNearbyServiceAdvertiserDelegate')
    def advertiser_didReceiveInvitationFromPeer_withContext_invitationHandler_(self, 
            advertiser, peerId, context, invitationHandler):
        invitationHandler(ObjcBool(True), self.session)

that code results in: Exception TypeError: "'__NSStackBlock__' object is not callable" in 'pyobjus.pyobjus.protocol_forwardInvocation' ignored

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[SoundsSerious]

A quick follow up to this. I’ve found that while its most convenient from a code writing standpoint to just leverage pyobjus to use objc directly from python there are alot of time this breaks.

MY SUGGESTION: Make a .dylib file in objc. Import this using pyobjus then you can call from some custom functions from pythohn, and get the right data you need. This has saved me alot of time and always works, but its a bit more work.

Good Luck!

[mbrockman1]

If anyone has some tips or sample code I could follow, I would greatly appreciate it. I am trying to do access HealthKit data like @SoundsSerious however I’m 2 years late to the party. I am working on making a dylib file now.