Since I had a import-cycle recently, I'm moving all #import statements
(concerning my own files) from the header into the corresponding .m-file. I
also added @class and @protocol forward-declarations to soothe the compiler.
However, I still get he following warning:
Cannot find the protocol definition for 'MyCustomDelegate'.
As I said, there is an @protocol MyCustomDelegate before I use it in the
@interface-Block. Interestingly this warning only occurs if the corresponding
delegate is declared in another file (whose header is imported in the .m-file).
I read that one solution is to declare the delegate in a separate header file
and import that file directly in the header of the class that implements the
delegate. Is this really the way to go? Are there any other solutions? I think
those delegates already bloated our code enough, now I should go on and even
declare an own file for it?
Small sample code to better illustrate the problem:
NewFooController.h:
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
@protocol NewFooControllerDelegate;
@interface NewFooController : UITableViewController
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<NewFooControllerDelegate> delegate;
@end
@protocol NewFooControllerDelegate
@end
HomeTableViewController.h:
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
// warning points to line below
@interface HomeTableViewController : UITableViewController
<NewFooControllerDelegate>
@end
HomeTableViewController.m:
#import "HomeTableViewController.h"
#import "NewFooController.h"
@implementation HomeTableViewController
@end
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