@implementation MyClass
int privateVariable;
There is only one of these across the entire program. It's not an
instance variable. It's as close as Objective-C gets to what would
be a "class variable" in another language. (Although it should
probably be declared "static" to limit its linkage to this
translation unit.)
-(void) privateMethod {
}
-(void) publicMethod {
}
@end
Thanks guys. I basically though that there was a difference between:
@implementation MyClass
int privateVariable;
@end
and
int privateVariable;
@implementation MyClass
@end
the first being being an ivar. The second just being a global.
But IIUC now - there really is no difference. That correct?
cheers
--
Torsten
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