Fast Enumeration, part 3
iOS MacFast Enumeration, part 1 covered what fast enumeration is. Part 2 covered the method countByEnumeratingState, which is the centerpiece of fast enumeration. This...
Fast Enumeration, part 1 covered what fast enumeration is. Part 2 covered the method countByEnumeratingState, which is the centerpiece of fast enumeration. This...
Fast Enumeration, part 1 covered what fast enumeration is, NSEnumeration a bit, and introduced adopting fast enumeration in your own classes by doing a...
Fast Enumeration was introduced into Objective-C back in the 10.5 days. It’s the feature that lets you succinctly iterate through a collection:
Readers of this blog might notice a pattern in my postings. They’re occasionally accompanied by a small program to demonstrate some interesting point.
This question came up in an IRC channel the other day: “What’s the best way to set up a property that’s read-only externally, but...
__unsafe_unretained. That sounds pretty scary. It’s a new symbol added by ARC that’s used to decorate pointers. It pops up in...
I usually encounter two classes of bugs on a regular basis. The first is of the form “I think I know where this...
When I’m developing new code, my usual habit is to do a lot of small iterations. That gives me a little bit of...
Today is Labor Day over here in the states, with many Nerds are taking a well-deserved break to go out into the Big Room...
CocoaHeads Boise on twitter asked for an elaboration on big vs little endian. In the query was a very interesting statement: ...
As happens occasionally, an interesting technical discussion ensues in an IRC channel. Earlier this week, this question came up why does Apple do...
Cocoa has a number of classes that can hold arbitrary amounts of Stuff. Things like arrays, dictionaries, sets, index sets, character sets, strings,...
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