I would very strongly recommend using your own class prefix, not NS or
CG. If Apple ever does choose to include such a class/structure in a
future release of OS X your current code would be screwed.
On 6 Apr 2008, at 19:22, Stefan Hafeneger wrote:
Hi,
I made a NSVector struct inclusive the typical methods. I adopted
the style of the existing NSPoint, NSSize and NSRect structs and
also made a CGVector struct. It would be nice if someone could have
a look on that code and perhaps improve it. Everybody may use that
code for own projects. I made it as a NSGeometry Addition, so I
think the best way is to include the header file in the _Prefix.pch
so the new types are available everywhere.
With best wishes, Stefan
PS: I know there is a CIVector class but this class is read only.
<NSVector.zip>
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