Re: static functions in Objective-C
Re: static functions in Objective-C
- Subject: Re: static functions in Objective-C
- From: Ian Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 15:45:49 -0700
I'm not sure if there's much advantage of doing this as an Objective-
C class over regular C function. But you could do something like:
@interface Util : NSObject
{
}
+ (NSString *)convertIntToEnglish:(int)number;
@end
in the .h file and then in the implementation:
@implementation Util
+ (NSString *)convertIntToEnglish:(int)number
{
/* your actual code */
}
@end
Ian
Hi all,
I am looking to write a class that will act as a utility class for
simple functions. These functions will make simple "conversions."
For instance, a function may take a number 1-10 and convert it to
its english equivalent "one"-"ten." Say this method is called
convertIntToEnglish, it takes and int and returns and NSString.
The method also resides in a class called Util.
Is there a way so that I can use this method like so:
NSString* intEnglish = [Util convertIntToEnglish:1]
How would I declare this type of method? I'm not sure how to do it
in Objective-C. Thanks for your help.
Bryan Bonczek
email@hidden
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