FROM : Rob Ross
DATE : Fri Jul 07 10:52:20 2006
Is is mandatory that Objective-C class instances have their
designated initializer called only once? Can you design an
initializer so that it can be called again to re-initialize the
instance back to its initial state, or is that considered bad form?
Rob Ross
DATE : Fri Jul 07 10:52:20 2006
Is is mandatory that Objective-C class instances have their
designated initializer called only once? Can you design an
initializer so that it can be called again to re-initialize the
instance back to its initial state, or is that considered bad form?
Rob Ross
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