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Re: call selector @"mySelector"



On Sep 30, 2005, at 10:24 PM, Raffael Cavallaro wrote:

The point is to make clear that neither NSInvocation nor the performSelector methods of NSObject allow one to dynamically determine at runtime a selector that takes a variable number of arguments.

To do *that* requires still deeper voodoo - you assemble an argument list with the marg* macros, and pass the list to either objc_msgSendv () or objc_msgSendv_stret(), depending on the return type.


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 >Re: call selector @"mySelector" (From: Raffael Cavallaro <email@hidden>)
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 >Re: call selector @"mySelector" (From: Raffael Cavallaro <email@hidden>)



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