I'd like to hear some arguments / opinions / essays on storage of the value
passed as context:(void*), not just in addObserver:, but in general - so,
including things like beginAnimations:context: and
sortedArrayUsingFunction:context:.
Must it always be an external variable? Must it always be stored as a void*? I
know there's a standard pattern where it's an external pointing to its own
storage:
static void* const MYCONTEXT = (void*)&MYCONTEXT;
Is this the only safe/sensible storage? Could it be an actual object, cast back
and forth between id and void*? Could it be stored as an ivar? Thx as always -
m.
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