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Re: getting accessor method info in a different class.
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Re: getting accessor method info in a different class.


  • Subject: Re: getting accessor method info in a different class.
  • From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:53:47 -0700

jon wrote:

In one class, I have set webView up like this... which works fine, but i want to have access to this pointer from another class...
i am not getting something correct here, it gives me warning: "WebView may not respond to webView"
i'll just include the relevant code.


what am i not understanding about accessor methods?
what is the proper way to have access to the pointer of the webView but in a different class..

It has nothing to do with accessor methods, except in the most general sense. You haven't imported the header WebView.h in the .m implementation where you're invoking the -webView method.


All you've done is @class WebView, which does nothing more than tell the compiler that the name belongs to a class. The compiler doesn't know any methods defined by that class until you import the actual WebView.h header.

  -- GG

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