Le 22 févr. 08 à 12:00, Philip Bridson a écrit :
How do I make a method private?
I have tried putting @private before the method that I want to make
private but the compiler flags a parse error. I read the
documentation and I can only find reference to private member
variables. I want to make sure that a method can only be accessed
via another method in the same class. Is this possible in Objective-
C or do I need to write this class in C++?
Many thanks.
Phil.
If you realy want to call this method only from your class, you can
convert it into a function (instead of using C++).
As long as this function stay in the class implementation (between
@implementation and @end) you can access private variable using the
self->_ivar syntaxt.
- (void)myPrivateMethod:(id)arg {
/* do whatever you want */
}
static void myPrivateFunction(MyClass *self, id arg) {
/* do whatever you want */
}_______________________________________________
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