/*! @framework ObjectiveFlickr Framework @abstract A Flickr API framework written in Objective-C. @discussion ObjectiveFlickr is a Flickr API framework. It simplifies the work required for writing a Flickr desktop application. All you need to do is to create a context object (OFFlickrContext) that encapsulates your Flickr API key and "shared secret", then use OFFlickrInvocation objects to make API calls. Unlike most Flickr API wrappers or frameworks, ObjectiveFlickr is designed for desktop GUI applications. That is, every API call is done asynchronously--API invocations do not block your running thread. Calls made using OFFlickrInvocation's callMethod:arguments: return immediately after a connection is made. The returned data block or error code will be passed to a delegate's callback handler. A good place to start with ObjectiveFlickr is by looking at its examples. PhotoSearch.app is a simply but effective example of how to use Flickr's public API methods. It also integrates WebKit for displaying pictures with almost no extra effot. ObjectiveFlickr is released under the New BSD License and is hosted at Google Code. */