I am making a u开发者_运维问答tilities class that among other frequently used code have some methods for returning colors. However UIColor
class is a part of UIKit so I wonder should I import UIKit to this subclass of NSObject, or should I return an id
? Or are there other options?
Thanks in advance.
Instead of a subclass I use a UIColor category for custom colors
something like this:
@implementation UIColor (CustomColors)
+ (UIColor *)mb_toolBarTintColor {
return [UIColor colorWithHue:0.5 saturation:0.1 brightness:0.3 alpha:1];
}
@end
and then I can use it with a simple
[self.toolBar setTintColor:[UIColor mb_toolBarTintColor]];
A subclass always needs to import the super. Make your subclass a direct subclass of UIColor
, and then import the superclass, or the entire kit in the .h file.
You can also simply make a .h file that has a bunch of #define values for constants, such as:
#define TEXT_COLOR [UIColor colorWithRed:0.8f green:0.8f blue:0.8f alpha:1.0f]
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