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I have a NSObject
@interface MyObject : NSObject
@property bool pName1;
@property NSString *pName2;
I hope to detect the name(pName1,pName2..) of properties in the function
-(void)dosomething:(id)a
Is it possible?
Welcome any comment
You can get a list of the properties for a given class using the runtime function
class_copyPropertyList(). There’s also a runtime functionproperty_getName()that will give you the name for a given property. Using these two functions, you can get the names of all the properties for a given object.