![]() | Allocating/Initialising a composite class |
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16 May 2010, 14:07
Stephen Watson (30 posts) |
Hello there :-) Let’s say that I have a class, Item: class Item : NSObject { NSNumber *num1; } and a class TwoItems: class TwoItems: NSObject { Item *item1; and finally a class BigController: class BigController : UIViewController { TwoItems *twoItems; UILabel *someTextLabel; In -viewDidLoad I do this: twoItems = [TwoItems alloc]; However, this means that item1 and item2 are 0×0 Later when I write: self.twoItems.item1.num1 = 23; // Just as an example of an assignment it doesn’t work because item1 is 0×0 and num1 is ‘out of scope’ and so the above makes no sense. If I write +alloc and/or +init for TwoItems I can’t set item1 as that’s an instance variable and I’m in a class method. Any ideas on the general pattern to follow here? Thanks in advance? |
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