call selector @"mySelector"
- Subject: call selector @"mySelector"
- From: Aaron Wallis <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 23:19:05 +1000
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Hi there,
I was wondering how I would go about getting cocoa to call a selector
defined in a string?
for example:
- ( void ) processSomething
{
NSString * mySelector = @"aSelector";
[ self @selector( mySelector ) ];
}
- ( void ) aSelector
{
NSLog ( @"aSelector Executed" );
}
which obviously doesn't work...
I know this is possible, cause we see this style of execution in
objects/functions like NSBeginAlertSheet.
Any pointers guys?
Cheers !
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