Hi there.
I am in a process of porting some C++ code to ObjC. How to port the code
bellow (operators). Thanks.
typedef struct encoding_tag
{
byte encodings[ 16 ];
ushort count;
encoding_tag() { count = 0; }
encoding_tag( encoding_tag encoding ) { *this = encoding; }
Objective-C does not support operator overloading. [1, 2]
If you're looking to compare equality, the convention is to implement
your own isEqual: method that returns a BOOL (YES or NO).
HTH,
Dave
[1]
http://borkwarellc.wordpress.com/2007/08/19/objective-c-is-stupid-but-i-still-like-it/
On 26 Sep 2008, at 17:03, Alex Finkel wrote:
Hi there.
I am in a process of porting some C++ code to ObjC. How to port the
code
bellow (operators). Thanks.
snip -
operator= is a normal assignment method that takes an NSArray as its
argument. Something like the following
Thanks, but can you point me in the right direction. The code bellow does
not build. Am I doing something wrong with the struct?
typedef struct dbnames {
short Handle;
short Version;
int Size;
intNumEntries;
char Name[ 32 ];
dbnames()
:Handle(-1),
This is C++, not C. You need to be compiling this as Objective-C++,
not Objective-C. Easiest way is to change the extension of the file
from .m to .mm if you are using Xcode.
As an aside, you do not need the typedef in C++. Simply declaring
the struct (or class) is enough to declare the
