Understand that this is opinion only ... I have no idea if this is
accurate, but ..... :-)
As long as you don't try to declare additional instance variables
(which is definitely not allowed in categories), and your new
initializer first calls the class's designated initializer before
doing its own thing, I don't think you'd run into any problems.
Try it and see what happens. :-)
--
I.S.
On Jul 13, 2006, at 3:07 PM, Rob Ross wrote:
Can a category declare a new initializer for an object?
If this is possible, is this considered good/bad practice?
Rob Ross
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