Re: Objective-C++

FROM : Scott Andrew
DATE : Mon Feb 11 19:52:36 2008

I guess for me .mm is a very visual. You know its objective C++. Just 
like .cpp is cplusplus. I don't expect C++ code in a .c file.

Scott

On Feb 11, 2008, at 10:42 AM, Simone Tellini wrote:

>
> Il giorno 11/feb/08, alle ore 19:34, Sean McBride ha scritto:
>

>> On 2/11/08 5:52 PM, Jens Miltner said:
>>

>>> BTW: I found it easier to have _all_ my Objective-C files have .mm
>>> extensions.

>>
>> Be warned however that Xcode 3's new 'refactoring' feature does not
>> support Obj-C++.  So if you have .mm's, no refactoring for you! :(
>>

>
> I usually set the "Compile Sources As" project option to "Objective-C
> ++" instead of bothering to rename all the files to .mm
>
> As a bonus, the refactoring functions are still there (although the 
> only time I dared to try one of them, Xcode crashed and burned 
> <sigh> ;-)
>
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> Simone Tellini
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