For example, could you have two delegats for MKMapViewDelegate and have them both implement – mapView:sender:viewForAnnotation:annotation?
For example, could you have two delegats for MKMapViewDelegate and have them both implement
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For example, could you have two delegats for MKMapViewDelegate and have them both implement – mapView:sender:viewForAnnotation:annotation?
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MKMapViewcan only have one delegate at a time. Of course you can switch the delegate when you need to, or you could have the delegate call the other object that you intend to use as a delegate.But I think this smells of a bad architecture. Ask yourself: Why do you even want more than one delegate? You very probably don’t.