I\'ve been running into this problem many times and I never bothered to learn why its happening and learn what \"static\" actually means. I just applied the change that Eclipse suggested and moved on.
I\'m doing this in the context of Android, but my problem is understanding Java.I\'m somewhat new to both, so hopefully I\'m using the correct terminology here.
In my iPhone apps I regularly do this in xCode v3.2.3: Declare a BOOL variable in the *.h file Use @property in the same *.h file.
If you retrieve an instance variable within a static method based on a parameter supplied to the static method, is it possible the instance variable can get stepped on if the static method is called a
Do properties in Objective-C 2.0 require a corresponding instance variable to be declared? For example, I\'m used to doing something like this:
Hey, I am new to Objective-C 2.0 and Xcode, so forgive me if I am missing something elementary here. Anyways, I am trying to make my own UIViewController class called GameView to display a new view. T
New to Rails and trying to get my head around when/why to use :symbols, @ivars , \"strings\" within the framework.
How can this work? class A attr_accessor :name def initialize params @name = params[:name] @collection << B.new
I have a Ruby class.I want to get an instance variable from an argument to a method in that class.I can do get all of the instance variables as an array:
I have a Ruby class called LibraryItem. I want to associate with every instance of this class an array of attributes. This array is long and looks something like
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