Question

I must be asleep already or something because I’m seeing weird things.

I’ve got a class, called ListSorter (.h/.m), which has 2 extern methods.

The .h looks like:

@interface ListSorter : NSObject {

    BOOL eersteKeer;
    Menu_Versie_DrieAppDelegate *appDelegate;
}
-(void)convertList;
-(void)addItemToAlertList:item;
-(void)addItemToHistoryList:item;

In an other class, I’ve imported ListSorter.h in the .h-file, and made an instance of it:

#import "ListSorter.h"

@class ListSorter;
@interface CloseIncController : UIViewController {            
    ListSorter *sorter;
}

@property (nonatomic, retain) ListSorter *sorter;

So, in the .m-file, I’ve got:

@synthesize sorter;
...
//Somewhere down in an IB-action
[sorter addItemToHistoryList:keuze];

I NSLogged both addItemToAlertList and addItemToHistoryList, but it always calls addItemToAlertList. Why’s that?

Answer 1

Solved it temporarily by creating two classes, both with one of the methods. My guess is the class didn’t get allocated properly.