Re: ObjC question about scope of methodes

[Marcus G. Daniels]

>>>>> "GO" == Gadi Oron <address@hidden> writes:

GO> StatsSwarm.m:46: warning: multiple declarations for method
GO> `setValue:' /usr/include/swarm/gui.h:473: warning: using
GO> `-setValue:(const char *)v'

Objective C methods are orthogonal to classes, however they are not
polymorphic, i.e. the method names but not the types identify a method.

One thing you could do is have have a +create:setDouble: method like
below, and use it in the DOUBLE macro.

+ create: aZone setDouble: (double)theValue
{
   Double *obj = [self create: aZone];
   obj->value = theValue;
   return obj;
}


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