newbie question initWithCapacity
newbie question initWithCapacity
- Subject: newbie question initWithCapacity
- From: Joost Rekveld <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 03:05:16 +0100
Hi,
I'm pretty sure I'm missing somehting completely obvious, but I'm
missing it totally nontheless:
I have my JFRCurve class (a class that does interpolation between
values), it is a subclass of NSObject, the implementation starts like
this:
#import "JFRCurve.h"
static NSString *JFRNoInterpolationCurveName =
@"JFRNoInterpolationCurve";
static NSString *JFRStepCurveName = @"JFRStepCurve";
static NSString *JFRLinearCurveName = @"JFRLinearCurve";
static NSString *JFRSinePowerCurveName = @"JFRSinePowerCurve";
static NSString *JFRSplineCurveName = @"JFRSplineCurve";
@implementation JFRCurve
+ (id)curveWithCapacity:(long)n {
return [[JFRCurve allocWithZone:[self zone]] initWithCapacity:n];
}
and if I do a syntax check the compiler says there are multiple
declarations for 'initWithCapacity' and informs me it will use the
version found in NSString.h instead.
I can't begin to see how this can happen, how can a method of
NSString.h be used in a class which has no relation with it whatsoever ?
I so completely don't understand that it is probably something stupid
as a typo ??
complete darkness here...
thanks,
Joost.
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