After some testing, it appears that calling NSDecimalNumber with class
methods of it's NSNumber parent class return the expected
NSDecimalNumber object. For example, [[NSDecimalNumber
numberWithDouble:1.1] isKindOfClass:[NSDecimalNumber class]] returns
YES (and the resulting object has the correct value)
The problem is that I get the warning "initialization from distinct
Objective-C type" when I do this, because the NSNumber class methods
return a specific type instead of id.
My question is: is this a bug in the NSNumber headers that I should
report, or is this unsafe code and I shouldn't be doing this?
Thanks,
Dave
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