Forcing the compiler to use a specific class/method

[Andreas Hoeschler]

Hi all,

assume you  have the following two methods implemented:

UIConnection:
============
+ (void)connectionForPropertyList:(NSDictionary *)dic form:(UIForm 
*)form;

WIConnection:
============
+ (void)connectionForPropertyList:(NSDictionary *)dic form:(WIForm 
*)form;

The selector of both methods is identical, the signature and the 
implementation is not. When I now do

        [WIConnection connectionForPropertyList:... form:...]

I get

WIForm.m:237: warning: multiple declarations for method 
`connectionForPropertyList:form:'
/home/ahoesch/Development/MacOSX/SmartObjects/FBDesign/UIConnection.h:45: 
warning: using `+(void)connectionForPropertyList:(NSDictionary *)dic 
form:(UIForm *)form'
WIConnection.h:21: warning: also found 
`+(void)connectionForPropertyList:(NSDictionary *)dic form:(WIForm 
*)form'
WIForm.m:237: warning: passing arg 2 of 
`connectionForPropertyList:form:' from incompatible pointer type

It is using the wrong class. How can I force the compile to use 
WIConnection?

Thanks a lot in advance,

   Andreas