Re: Compiler Warning City

FROM : G Douglas Davidson
DATE : Thu Oct 24 23:36:58 2002

If I import the file, do I also have to link in the code with those
selectors?  I should have mentioned that this is something I'm doing in
bundles.  I'm using a framework for most of the stuff, but there are
some things that I really want to be loose, hence the "id".

Thanks!

On Thursday, October 24, 2002, at 05:32  PM, David Remahl wrote:

>> Is there any way to use type "id" and not get two compiler warnings
>> per
>> usage?
>>
>> 1. warning: cannot find method
>> 2. warning: return type for "whatever:" defaults to id
>>
>> There are some times where I don't want or can't easily use static
>> typing, and it would be really nice if the compiler could say "Hey,
>> its
>> type 'id', that means he does not want warnings about methods (which
>> would be impossible anyway) and warnings about return types (which
>> would also be impossible.)"  Ideally I'd like the compiler to check on
>> the static stuff and not on the type "id" stuff.
>>
>> Is this possible?
>
> Import the file where the selector is defined. Messages to id are
> checked
> against all the selectors the compiler knows of, collected from all
> classes,
> categories and protocols.
>
> / Rgds, David
>
>
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