In Objective-C, retained object properties are quite common: @class MyOtherObject; @interface MyObject : NSObject { MyOtherObj* mOtherObj; } @property (nonatomic, retain) MyOtherObject* otherObj; – (void) doSomeRandomThings; @end @implementation MyObject @synthesize otherObj = mOtherObj; // … @end Well, that’s all well… Continue Reading
Here’s a nerdy tip for Mac users. Open Automator, and create a new Service workflow. Set it to receive no input, then drag a “Run Shell Script” item into the workflow. Replace the default “cat” in the text area with… Continue Reading
So, if you are a Mac/Objective-C developer, you are probably familiar with the Designated Initializer. The Designated Initializer (“DIâ€) is, in an Objective-C class, the one initializer in a class that is supposed to do the heavy lifting in initializing… Continue Reading
I’ve come up with a comprehensive flowchart for children to follow, outlining proper behavior in all cases. It can be used in all situations and I’ve think I’ve covered all the bases, enough to handle any scenario that they should… Continue Reading