Hi,
suppose I have a class with a private member as listed at the end of
this email.
Then I can access it by calling its name without an accessor function
(which would de facto make it public).
But how do I access a private member of another object of the same
class?
Or does Objective C have another concept of "private" than C/C++ ?
Thanks in advance
Horst
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PrivateClass.h
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@interface PrivateClass : NSObject {
@private int mineAlone;
}
-(int)yoursToo;
-(int)yoursTooButWithAnother: (PrivateClass *)another;
@end
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PrivateClass.m
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#import "Private.h"
@implementation PrivateClass
-(int)yoursToo{
// access via name works
return mineAlone % 3;
// I cant't use
// return [self mineAlone]
// using a getter function
// because that would make
// mineAlone accessible for
// everyone since a method
// can't be declared private
}
-(int)yoursTooButWithAnother: (PrivateClass *)another;
// what am I to do?
// return another.mineAlone % 3;
// won't work and
// return [another mineAlone] % 3;
// would de facto make it public
}
@end
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