Marco Arment
Joaquín Durand
@marcoarment I’ll call it something’s wrong because -x is executed twice.
- awakeFromNib { [self x]; } - init { if ((self = [super init)) [self x]; return self; } - x { /* shared init code */ } What do you call x?
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@CocoaClimber It’s not. -
@marcoarment If the object (self) is created inside the nib it will. Try: https://files.app.net/dzq9TudC
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@marcoarment -commonInit. And you may want to consider -initWithCoder: instead of -awakeFromNib: - View other replies
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@drance@marcoarment static void InitFoo(Foo *self). You get accidental overrides with -initCommon. - View other replies
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@kongtomorrow@drance@marcoarment Ken’s correct. - Show more
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@marcoarment commonInit I like to keep the name reminiscent of init while avoiding potentially confusing adj like shared, combined, main -
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@marcoarment -commonInit. (-initCommon not correct since it's technically not the allocator, per naming guidelines) - View other replies
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@marcoarment perhaps use -stupidNotDRY because we have to write the many boilerplates calling it in -init*, -awakeFrom*, all the + ctors.
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@marcoarment Two hours have passed and no one has given the obvious answer. Q: What do you call x? A: Ten - Show more
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@marcoarment “_commonInit” due to https://gist.github.com/tjw/910308 -
@pgor@marcoarment Having ‘x’ as a method is going to cause you nightmares if you ever subclass.
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@marcoarment -(void)setupAllTheThings™ -
@marcoarment@ismh@caseyliss It's the joke that just keeps giving. -
@marcoarment commonInit -
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@marcoarment@VTPG setup or ClassName_setup depending on likelihood of name collision -
@heathborders@marcoarment@Zalambar When I retweeted that, I meant it to be attached to https://twitter.com/kongtomorrow/status/420276701130534912 … not a question.
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