How can I make it so that any class that inherits from my base class is forced to override a specific method? I don't want to use a protocol, because that wouldn't make this behavior automated.
@interface MyBaseClass :开发者_运维百科 NSObject
{
}
- (void)performAnAction;
@end
@implementation MyBaseClass
- (void)performAnAction
{
@throw([NSException exceptionWith...]);
}
@end
How exactly do you mean, force them to override it? If you simply implement the parent method like so:
- (void)performAction {
NSAssert(NO, @"The method %@ in %@ must be overridden.",
NSStringFromSelector(_cmd), NSStringFromClass([self class]));
}
then it'll throw an exception at runtime if the child class fails to override it. Unfortunately there is no way to enforce this at compile-time.
You could just throw an exception. As long as this is well documented, then IMO this is a reasonable use of exceptions since it truly is a programming error.
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