objc:current-super

(objc:current-super)

Inside the body of objc:define-objc-method or objc:define-objc-class-method, a value that objc:invoke, objc:invoke-bool, objc:invoke-into and objc:can-invoke-p send to the superclass of the class the method was defined on (super in Objective-C). Outside such a body it is an unbound variable. Part of the macOS-only objc package -- the interpreter (java -jar, or the rontolisp native binary), a compiled .class / .jar and a --native executable for macOS on Apple silicon, never a .wasm; on a machine without the runtime it signals an error. See the macOS GUI guide.

MY-APP> (define-objc-class my-special-object (my-object)
          ()
          (:objc-class-name "MySpecialObject"))
MY-SPECIAL-OBJECT
MY-APP> (define-objc-method ("areaOfWidth:height:" (:unsigned :int))
            ((self my-special-object)
             (width (:unsigned :int))
             (height (:unsigned :int)))
          (* 4 (invoke (current-super) "areaOfWidth:height:" width height)))
"areaOfWidth:height:"
MY-APP> (invoke (alloc-init-object "MySpecialObject") "areaOfWidth:height:" 6 7)
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