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mlRe: NSTimer question...
FROM : Daniel Jalkut
DATE : Tue Apr 19 07:07:01 2005

Hmmm... an awkward side effect of switching between two systems 
pointing at the same Mail directory.  One system decided to remail 
this message which I'd sent almost a week ago...

Apologies!

On Apr 12, 2005, at 11:43 PM, daniel wrote:

> In this case it doesn't matter what the type of the argument is. 
> It doesn't affect the signature of the selector, which is just 
> "noAnswer:"
>
> One of the powerful and vexing features of Objective C.
>
> Daniel
>
> On Apr 12, 2005, at 11:22 PM, Anthony Duer wrote:
>
>

>> Per NSTimer's documentation: "The [target] method must take only 
>> one argument, an NSTimer object." Try using:
>>
>> - (void)noAnswer: (NSTimer *)timer
>>
>> Hope that helps. :)
>>
>> ~Anthony Duer
>>

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