On Apr 16, 2008, at 9:06 AM, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote:
I don't want to start another "Code design" war, but just wonder if
doing "Utility Class" is a common practice in obj-c. Unlike Java or
other object oriented language, obj-c is a superset of C and support
simple functions. Wouldn't it be simpler to declare 4 functions
instead of 4 class methods ?
float ANGetSystemVolume();
void ANSetSystemVolume:(float volume);
Don't know about simpler, but it's certainly a valid, and possibly
more common, alternative. I don't think I have a pronounced preference
for either. I'll just as happily create a functions based
implementation if requested.
António
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