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I have a class Foo that implements an +(void)initialize method. I also have a class that’s a subclass of Foo. When I instantiate the subclass, the initialize method also gets called on Foo which I don’t want. How do I prevent this?
Thanks.
I’ve solved it by not implementing initialize and just calling a setup method instead