[Ask] About #define

[BlackSoil]

I'm making a class file, something like this :
myclass.h file :
- (void) requestnsstring*)url reqTypeint)type;

myclass.m file :

#define POST = 2;
#define FTL = 1;
@implement...

when i call request like this :
[self request:@"somestring" reqType:FTL];

error pop-up saying, error, expected ] before ;

my question is, how exactly to use define? in my case i want to have FTL = 1 value and POST = 2 value. How exactly to do

thx before.

[FlyingDiver]

There's no equal sign or semicolon in a #define statement:

#define POST 2
#define FTL  1

joe

[BlackSoil]

Still doesn't worked..


any idea??

[BlackSoil]

still no luck.... so i use this

int i = FSTL;
[self request:friends_timeline_url reqType:i];

solution still needed though.. anyway thanks you joe..

[FlyingDiver]

Originally Posted by BlackSoil

still no luck.... so i use this

int i = FSTL;
[self request:friends_timeline_url reqType:i];

solution still needed though.. anyway thanks you joe..

You still have the semicolon on the #define. Take it off. The way you have it, the compiler is doing the substitution and giving you:

[self request:friends_timeline_url reqType:1;];

Which is obviously wrong.

joe

[BlackSoil]

thanksssss.......