On Friday, April 18, 2008, at 10:02AM, "Sean McBride" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>Thanks for your reply. The cast would of course work, but seems icky
>since the variable is not an NSArray, it could be an NSSet,
>NSDictionary, etc. The snippit I gave is of course an example, but the
>real code is in an NSValueTransformer subclass' "-(id)transformedValue:
>(id)value" method, hence my use of 'id'.
>
>I guess my real question is: are people using -Wstrict-selector-match or
>do most of you run into annoying warnings like below?
For what it's worth, the only selector warning I typically enable is -Wundeclared-selector. I don't use -Wstrict-selector-match because it leads to annoying workarounds in cases like this (why does CIVector use size_t anyway?). Personally, I think typing the variable as NSArray would be confusing to read in your case, so I'd probably go with a cast.
--
adam
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