Thanks for the confirmation, I wanted to double check because if it didn’t I’d
waste a lot of time…...
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> On Nov 30, 2015, at 5:18 AM, Dave wrote:
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> I’m guessing it overrides it? Right?
Right. A category method is a normal method. It just isn’t declared in the same
@interface.
—Jens
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Hi,
If I have a category on a class (call it LTWClassX) with a method called
-(void) foo;
If I then subclass from LTWClassX - call it LTWClassY. What happens if I now
define foo in the Subclass?
I’m guessing it overrides it? Right?
Thanks a lot
Dave
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