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8 Aug 2010 According to the docs, [MyClass conformsToProtocol:@protocol(MyProtocol)];. should work.
5 Dec 2013 The question answered by conformsToProtocol: is whether an object claims to implement a bunch of methods - the required ones - and may
6 Mar 2009 myViewController conformsToProtocol:@protocol(MyProtocol)]) In Objective-C, the protocol isn't the type itself, so you need to specify id (or
3 Aug 2011 Yes. The following is a valid program which will log the NSObject class. #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> void f(Class <NSObject> c)
11 Mar 2013 As objective-c binds on runtime and is not type save, do both. The proper declaration prevents all errors that are detected on compile time.
12 Jun 2013 You can convert the warning for an incomplete protocol into an error by adding -Werror=incomplete-implementation to the "Other C Flags" in
26 Sep 2012 If a is a specific type that declares itself at compile time as implementing P1 then you shouldn't need to cast. If a is of type id then you'll need to
conformsToProtocol: Returns a Framework. Objective-C This method works identically to the conformsToProtocol: class method declared in NSObject .
Objective-C. On This Page + (BOOL)conformsToProtocol:(Protocol *)protocol; BOOL canJoin = [MyClass conformsToProtocol:@protocol(Joining)];
29 May 2013 Conforming to a protocol is just a "promise", you can't know if the receiver of conformsToProtocol: actually implements all the required methods.
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