Superglobals in Objective-C and iOS
I'm trying to add some sort of a superglobal in my app. It will only store a small integer, but I need it to be accessible from anywhere in my app.
I know you can use the delegate for this, but wouldn't it be easier if you could just set a superglobal in your application (of course it has to be alterable)?
So, what is the best way to create 开发者_如何学编程a superglobal in your iOS application?
Oh, and I should probably mention I want my App Delegate to "own" the variable.
define a global variable in some implementation (.m) file:
int superGlobal;
then you can access it in any other file declaring it there:
//SomeOtherFile.m;
extern int superGlobal;
What does superglobal mean in this context?
It's just C... you can easily define a variable in one file, and access it from all over the place (just use something like extern int yourVariable;
in those files).
I actually ended up using [(myAppDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate] myVariable]
instead.
I found that to be a bit more simple than having to import the delegate and class in every file.
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