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I have an Objective-C++ class that adds itself as an observer for an event on a Cocoa NSView. I would like to be able to send the NSNotifications to a method of a C++ class instead of an Objective-C method or block. How can I do this?
My situation is this:
B is encapsulated by A. I want to be notified of one of B’s events. However, the method handling that event MUST have a reference to the instance of A that contains B.
Create a dead simple wrapper class in Objective-C that points to your C++ instance and handles the notification by calling the C++ method.