On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 4:48 PM, Drew Lawson wrote:
> According to Greg Guerin:
>
>> albert jordan Mobility wrote:
>>
>> > In Foo, I have set up the following delegate method
>> >
>> > -(void) test: (dgtest *) sender:didFinish: (BOOL) complete
>>
>> Over-colonization? Try:
>>
>> -(void) test:
On Mar 27, 2009, at 7:48 PM, Drew Lawson wrote:
According to Greg Guerin:
albert jordan Mobility wrote:
In Foo, I have set up the following delegate method
-(void) test: (dgtest *) sender:didFinish: (BOOL) complete
[...]
You just gave me a newbie headache.
How is that original parsed?
According to Greg Guerin:
> albert jordan Mobility wrote:
>
> > In Foo, I have set up the following delegate method
> >
> > -(void) test: (dgtest *) sender:didFinish: (BOOL) complete
>
> Over-colonization? Try:
>
>-(void) test: (dgtest *) sender didFinish: (BOOL) complete
>
> Note the re
I am having problems with implementing delegates, and I'm sure I'm
doing something silly. Would appreciate help from the experts.
I can get a simple case to work, where I invoke a delegate method
with no parameters passed, but I can't get the case where I invoke
the delegate meth
albert jordan Mobility wrote:
In Foo, I have set up the following delegate method
-(void) test: (dgtest *) sender:didFinish: (BOOL) complete
Over-colonization? Try:
-(void) test: (dgtest *) sender didFinish: (BOOL) complete
Note the removal of the colon between sender and didFinish.
Al
I am having problems with implementing delegates, and I'm sure I'm
doing something silly. Would appreciate help from the experts. I
can get a simple case to work, where I invoke a delegate method with
no parameters passed, but I can't get the case where I invoke the
delegate metho
