I have the following code below, where a 开发者_开发问答base class has a member which is (should be) accessible by a derived class.
The code below however gives a compilation error
...abcAppDelegate.m:30: error: 'baseVal_' undeclared (first use in this function)
If I call the variable using self->baseVal_
or if I remove the property defined in the derived class then everything is ok.
Also, if I define a category of the derived class, then I can access baseVal_ without error.
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// BASE CLASS
//---------------------------------------------------------------
@interface BaseClass : NSObject
{
@protected
BOOL baseVal_;
}
@end
@implementation BaseClass
@end
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// DERIVED CLASS
//---------------------------------------------------------------
@interface DerivedClass : BaseClass {
}
@property (readwrite) BOOL val;
@end
@implementation DerivedClass
@synthesize val;
- (void) foo {
baseVal_ = YES;
}
@end
Have a look here: Click. Seems to possibly be a bug with GCC, but it's easily fixable by adding val
as an instance variable instead of using the property without.
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