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Comparing results of @encode
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Comparing results of @encode


  • Subject: Comparing results of @encode
  • From: Graham Cox <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 22:45:47 +1100

I'm porting some older code to my project. In this code, a variety of data types (integer, string, etc) are enumerated in a simple enumeration. I'd like to be able to automatically figure out what data type I need to use from a property's type or, since many properties are encapsulated in a NSNumber, for the -objCType returned by this.

My question is does @encode(...) return a static string for a given type, or not? Basically I'm wondering if I can do this:

if([myNumber objCType] == @encode(float)){...}

Or is it necessary to do a full string comparison? Performance could be an issue here, so I'd like to avoid a string compare if I don't need to do it.


tia,

Graham


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