I would like to know what is the best approach in order to iterate through the members of a class in Objective-C. I want to do this so when the class changes开发者_运维知识库 I don't have to rewrite a method that checks some of the class members.
I.e:
@Interface Foo : NSObject
{
NSString *bar1;
NSString *bar2;
}
So I want to dinamically retrieve bar1 and bar2 here.
Thank you very much!
This, given that properties and other class members can be of (radically) different types, is a Bad Idea™.
A better approach is likely to group the members you are interested together in a solitary NSDictionary
or NSArray
property, and iterate over that when you need to access this group of similar members.
A second approach is to have a static array of key strings in the class you are doing the checking with, containing the accessor keys for the relevant class members; and iterating over that, using the fact that @property
s are Key-Value Coding compliant, allowing you to use -valueForKey:
and -setValue:forKey:
in lieu of their actual accessors.
This does of course require updating the generation of that array when changing the class; so that may or may not be acceptable for your use.
This might be what you are after Objective-C Runtime Reference
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