Thanks Jens,
I've just implemented a different solution as I since found that CIFilter
instance on iOS has a name read only property which I hadn't noticed.
So instead I've replaced the array of filters in my filter chain object with an
array of dictionaries. Each dictionary has a name and a fi
> On Oct 7, 2014, at 1:09 AM, Kevin Meaney wrote:
>
> This category is not in any of the iOS frameworks as far as I can tell. So it
> looks like the only way I can get the same behaviour on iOS is using
> associated objects/references.
That sounds reasonable.
> I'm not comfortable with this
This is more of an objective-c question than Cocoa, but I'm getting no traction
on the objective-c devforums discussion list.
I've got a OSX Framework that I'm updating to to also work on iOS.
In the Framework I take advantage of the name property added to the CIFilter
class by the category CA
