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- Date: Fri, 8 Mar 2002 13:44:55 -0800
NSString is a class cluster. By design, you don't know what it will
return as a created instance. Is there a design specification (is it
documented) that says everything it returns is toll-free with CFString,
or just NSCString hidden class?
When we say it's toll-free bridged, we mean that any NSString can be
treated as a CFString, and vice versa.
Here's something I've always wondered: if I create my own NSString
subclass and correctly implement the base set of methods required by the
class cluster, do CF functions then work on it?
My guess is no, but I don't understand how the bridging works well
enough to be sure...
Ben Haller
Stick Software
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