On Aug 21, 2013, at 09:58 , Dave <d...@looktowindward.com> wrote:
> Implicit conversion of Objective-C pointer type 'Class' to C pointer type
> 'struct objc_class *' requires a bridged cast
>
> on the line marked below:
>
>
> + (NSString*) cacheDirectoryPath
> {
> NSString* myReturnValue;
> //**************** Error
>
> [self.pDeveloperUtilities logEntryWithMethodName:@"+ cacheDirectoryPath",nil];
>
> myReturnValue = [[super class] cacheDirectoryPath];
The problem must be in the last line quoted above. This is the only place in
your code fragment where there is an expression of type 'Class'.
I think what you're actually trying to do is invoke the superclass's
implementation, which you would do like this:
myReturnValue = [super cacheDirectoryPath];
What happens when you try that? Also, are you sure that the parent class's
'cacheDirectoryPath' is actually declared -- in a way that's visible at this
point in the compilation -- and is a class method, not an instance method?
Incidentally, even if '[[super class] cacheDirectoryPath]' compiles without
errors, it going to execute as if you had written '[[self class]
cacheDirectoryPath]', which of course is at best an infinite regress. '[super
class]' is *not* the class of the superclass of your class, as you seem to
think.
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