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In article <1992Sep4.014007.7808@dvorak.amd.com> rpomeroy@aunext3.cam.amd.com writes:
 [ about dynamic loading of palettes into IB ]
> Just imagine - highlight a little Obj-C and "accept" and  
>presto! -  A NeXTstep window magically appears in your screen...

This same idea of highlighting code and executing it is captured
by Eval.  You can find the program some where on the archives,
perhaps named as source/Eval.tar.Z.  Glen Diener (grd@ccrma.stanford.edu)
is the author of this cool little app.

Eval provides itself as a service.  When you highlight any text,
you can ask Eval to execute it as Objective-C or execute it as
PostScript.  The PostScript is the easy part.  When Eval has a
request to execute some Objective-C, it forks off cc with a
minimal environment and Eval-library, then dynamically links
the object into itself and executes it.

Mind the $2,500,000.00 shareware fee though...

Stuart