Peter Steinberger
Peter Steinberger
... and thus breaks perfectly valid code that just doesn't use xobjc. @interface ListenerViewController : UIViewController { IBOutlet UILabel *currentPitchLabel; IBOutlet UIButton *listenButton; ``` BOOL isListening; ``` } -> xobjc...
I expect that @property calls are emitted in the same order as ivar declaration, however it seems to be a bit random. Screenshot: https://skitch.com/steipetee/fwpm4/borderview
In the Xcode4 version, all my properties miss the "nonatomic" declaration, and if i add it manually via the XPROPERTY flag, the XASSIGN/XRETAIN is no longer honored. (nonatomic should be...
Currently, if a ivar is commented out, xobjc handles it as if it were visible, and compile fails (obviously) at least the // comment should be recognized
Some properties are better declared within a private Interface inside the .m - I'd love some additional keyword that helps declaring if the property should be inside the .h or...
... so that it's compatible with multiple people working on the same project. It's important to select the target in "Provide build settings from", and then a call like ${SRCROOT}/../xobjc/xobjc4.py...
after invoking, all current @synthesize lines are removed, making a "mixed usage" impossible.
This fixes an Analyzer warning that shows up in Xcode 9: https://github.com/llvm-mirror/clang/blob/master/test/Analysis/number-object-conversion.cpp ``` 34:20: warning: Converting a pointer value of type 'ObjcType' to a primitive boolean value; instead, either compare...
This PR allows to query the size of an enum, without polluting the enum with a `Count` entry. (So switch-case expressions can still be complete) I tried a lot of...
This architecture is the only one missing. Do we need a stret path here as well?