On 16 Sep 2008, at 7:18 pm, Christian Giordano wrote:
... forKey:[[NSNumber alloc] initWithInt:BAND_RED]];
Not a really elegant solution but I can understand that those
containers require pointers.
Now I need to create a NSMutableArray of CGPoint, how can I make it
became a pointer?
... addObject:CGPointMake(x,y)];
returns indeed "error: incopatible type for argument 1 of 'addObject:'
Is there a more elegant way to use structs as key or as mutable
container's items?
[NSValue valueWithPoint:NSMakePoint( x, y )];
this wraps a NSPoint with an object that can be stored in a
dictionary. CGPoints and NSPoints have the same structure so you can
cast one to t'other.
For keys, the usual approach if your keys are simply constants is to
define them as literal strings:
// .h
extern NSString* BAND_RED;
// .m
NSString* BAND_RED = @"BAND_RED";
A literal string is directly usable as an object. If the key needs to
change dynamically (rare) then strings are still a good bet, but the
"wrap in a NSValue" approach is acceptable I guess.
hth,
Graham
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