FROM : Izidor Jerebic
DATE : Sun Nov 04 22:15:12 2007
Hello!
It is stated in documentation that default property implementation
setting is @dynamic.
I can understand there are reasons for this choice, but I wonder if
there is a compiler switch that would make the default @synthesize (at
least in GC situation this would be quite handy) ?
It is probably quite common situation in GC environment for one to
just declare "@property SomeClass *ivar" and want to have its
accessors synthesized. Currently one must re-type the property
declaration in implementation section with "@synthesize ivar". If the
default would be @synthesize, no duplication would occur and we could
simply declare properties in headers and use them without any
additional typing in most cases.
Is there such a flag anywhere?
izidor
DATE : Sun Nov 04 22:15:12 2007
Hello!
It is stated in documentation that default property implementation
setting is @dynamic.
I can understand there are reasons for this choice, but I wonder if
there is a compiler switch that would make the default @synthesize (at
least in GC situation this would be quite handy) ?
It is probably quite common situation in GC environment for one to
just declare "@property SomeClass *ivar" and want to have its
accessors synthesized. Currently one must re-type the property
declaration in implementation section with "@synthesize ivar". If the
default would be @synthesize, no duplication would occur and we could
simply declare properties in headers and use them without any
additional typing in most cases.
Is there such a flag anywhere?
izidor
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Izidor Jerebic | Nov 4, 22:15 | |
| Bill Bumgarner | Nov 4, 22:23 |






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