MyClass.m
@implementation MyClass
- (void)method
{
#ifdef A
A stuff
#else idfef B
B stuff
#endif
}
@end
So I have conditional code, switched at compile time, which is just
fine. However I have actually many more ifdefs (each representing an
operating system) and the code got unreadable.
I want to find a good way to split this in MyClass-A, MyClass-B, etc by
adding the least possible logic and especially keeping everything static
ad build time (not runtime).
I thought of extending the class
MyClass(A)
-(void)methodA{}
and then in the MyClass udate doing something:
- (void)method
{
#ifdef A
[self methodA];
#else idfef B
[self methodB]
#endif
}
But hits is bogus: "MyClass" gets instantiated, nothing is known about
methodA and thus an exception will be thrown.
Can this method be refined? Or do you have different suggestions?
Riccardo
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