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mlRe: Is there another way to do performSelectorOnMainThread?
FROM : Jerry Krinock
DATE : Fri Jun 30 17:28:31 2006

on 06/06/29 8:17, Finlay Dobbie at finlay.<email_removed> wrote:

> NSInvocation is probably even more heavyweight, tbh.


And a real pain!  After using NSInvocation a few times, I realized "Why am I
putting myself through this torture?"

So, I don't use it NSInvocation or its side-kick NSMethodSignature anymore.
If I need to invoke a method with non-object arguments, I either rewrite the
method so it has object wrappers around its arguments, or else wrap it in
another method that takes only object arguments, then use a
performSelector:. 

My rate of hair loss has decreased, without drugs!

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