A trick can be used to refer to the example properties on the ActionScript developers runtime, I was thinking that something similar Objective is in existence in C
In the actionscript we can:
var thisObject; (Var i = 0; i & lt; 10; i ++) {This object = this ["My Intense Property" + i]; ThisObject.doSomething (); } I thought that there would be a way like this in Objective-C, but I could not find the mention anywhere. I'm looking for something on the pattern of:
for (int i = 0; i <10; i ++) {NSString * buttonName = [NSString string string with format: @ "Button_% i", i]; ID * thisButton = [self example documentationwith: stringname: button name]; ThisButton.label = @ "Button% i"; } Can you see what I'm doing? I have an XIB link view for IBotlets, and I want to refer those ioOletlets from within the loop, so I can add properties dynamically on the runtime.
Any thoughts? self corresponds to NSKeyValueCoding
< P> You can use the following > - which is by default for its example variable and property. NSButton * button = [self value ForKey: buttonName];
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