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I stumbled upon this piece of code today:
CGRect rect = {{0,0},{w,h}};
Here, I would have used a CGRectMake. But what does this thing in rambled brackets do? What kind of special-syntax is that? None of my objective-c books ever mentioned that.
It’s a standard C structure initialization construct. Any structure can be initialized at declaration time by providing its contents in order within curly braces like this. Because a CGRect contains a CGPoint and a CGSize, you use one set of braces for the CGRect, then another set for each of CGPoint & CGSize.