How does one let objc know about a python class' methods, etc. without using a nib file? 

I've gotten to the point where I can build a bundle that includes a python class subclassing NSObject, but objective-c won't run any methods (other than init).  I'm guessing the tutorial that mentions adding outlets and actions in a nib file adds them so that objc knows that they're there. (?) 

The bundle loads and running NSLog(dir(theObject)) on the python side lists the method I'm trying to call from objc...  so I could easily be doing something wrong... again.  :)

Cheers,

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