On 2/14/06, Norman Palardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, there is although I just know that I have seen it mentioned but am
not familiar with much more than the name
All I know is that in Object-C++ 'id' is a reserved word because I
accidently set a source file to Object-C++ instead of C++ in Xcode and
all my 'id' variables caused errors :)
Objective-C++ allows your Objective-C code to instantiate and call
C++ objects. This is useful when porting a UI to Cocoa, but your
back-end logic is all in C++.
I think it was added when Apple realized that developers those
developers willing to move from Carbon to Cocoa weren't going to
rewrite everything from scratch in Objective-C.
It's very useful though I find my brain suffering syntax whiplash
when moving back and forth between Objective-C and C++.
And of course after a couple of hours of doing RB I forget all my
semicolons for a while...
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