On 21-May-08, at 11:37 PM, I. Savant wrote:
Consider +(void)initialize ... also, *none* of them are
"initializers" by implication because they're class methods.
Sorry, these two sentences seem to be contradictory. Let me clarify:
+initialize is used to initialize the *class*. No class methods are
*instance* initializers or have anything to do with *instances* of a
class.
What exactly do you mean by initializing the *class*? what exactly is
initialized with +initialize() method?
When exactly this method gets called?
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I.S.
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