This is what I'd expect.
A protocol isn't much different from a class; if you want to subclass
a class, you need to import its header. Same here.
The concept of a "private protocol" is a bit of a contradiction in
terms - protocols exist to allow more than one class to comply with a
common interface, so trying to force the protocol into hiding is not
something the language is designed to accommodate.
So I think the short answer is "no".
G.
On 30 Apr 2008, at 6:40 am, K. Darcy Otto wrote:
Also, what is interesting is that if I move @protocol Check ...
@end in Superclass.m to Superclass.h, the warning goes away. So, is
there a way to keep @protocol Check ... @end in Superclass.m and
eliminate the warning?
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