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I was trying to use a BOOL from an object in an if else comparison and I got a warning when I wrote player.isUp suggesting I use player->isUp
Why can’t I use dot notation for object BOOLs? And what does -> mean??
In order to use dot notation, you need to define isUp as a property of the class that your object belongs to. The arrow is standard C syntax for accessing a value from a struct pointer.