Question

As I know, in my overloaded method (in category) I may call [super method] to pass it to original class.
In my case I don’t have header file of class, so I write:

@interface OriginalClass : NSObject
@end

@interface OriginalClass (overloadMethod)
-(void) method;
@end

@implementation OriginalClass (overloadMethod)
-(void) method
{
    // some my code
    [super method]; // here is warning that "NSObject may not respond to '-method'
}
@end

So is it possible to pass method to OriginalClass correctly without having its header file? Maybe it would be better to look at method_setImplementation?

Answer 1

If i remember correctly, the intro to ObjC programming in the docs mentions that when you override a method with a category, you can no longer access the original method.

Your question is pretty much identical to the one here: How do I call the original function from the overloaded function in a category?

Note the quote from the docs in the first answer