Quote:
Originally Posted by freshking
...Could you explain in more detail how to create the object classes?
@interface MyReceivedObject;
@interface MyInputtedObject;
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Wouldn't it be something like:
Code:
@interface MyReceivedObject : NSString {}
@end
@interface MyInputtedObject : NSString {}
@end
@implementation MyReceivedObject
@end
@implementation MyInputtedObject
@end
This creates two subclasses of NSString that differ only in their class name. You may even be able to leave off the implementation blocks, since they are null. I haven't tried it. But it can't hurt to put them in.
Robert Scott
Ypsilanti, Michigan
