Questions tagged [ivars]
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Why use ivars for IBOutlets instead of properties?
I just started to work on a new project. It has a lot of legacy code and I found the following code
@interface WLLeftSideViewController : UIViewController {
@private
__weak IBOutlet UIButton *_signInButton;
__weak IBOutlet UIButton…
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Subclass does not have ivar of parents' public property
I'm learning objective-c and there is something I couldn't find an answer to.
I have declared a property in the public interface of a class.
In that class I can access the ivar directly by using underscore, without synthesizing the property. …
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Using ivars to define property values inside a class
Is accessing the private ivar linked to a property inside of a class method more efficient than using its synthesized getter/setter methods, or is the efficiency just the same? ...As in:
@implementation MyApp
@synthesize name;
- (void)loadView…
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Further clarification of _property after readonly attribute?
When setting the readonly attribute in the interface section this 'disables' the setter method for the property. I need some clarification with:
What is the point of the readonly property if we can just set it using _propertyName?
When to use…
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Should I make my ivars properties in iOS?
Just when you think you understand something, you don't! :)
I understand that if I make a variable a property, I can access it anywhere in the Class and even set it from outside that class.
I thought if I didnt need it I could just make it an ivar. …
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How to send values to Ivar in method
new to Objective-C and keeping it very very simple I'm looking to understand one thing at a time... I set up a very simple class called student all it does is add two numbers trying to see how things pass into and back from methods) **I rewrote the…
