CyberGarage

CodingGuidelines : I read the coding guideline for Cocoa. I realized again not to use abbreviate and ambiguity names fot the method and variable.

Cocoa Objective-C Language Sample Code : I am cheking how to use C++ classes with Cocoa using the sample, Cocoa_With_Carbon_or_CPP. I knew that I can put C++ codes directly in Objective-C methods because the Objective-C++ compiler can understand both C++ and Objective-C codes as follows.

- (void)message2:(id)sender

{

    int howMany;

    NSString *theAnswer;

    Foo	*myCPlusPlusObj; //A C++ object

    //Create and use a new C++ object

    myCPlusPlusObj=new Foo();

    howMany=myCPlusPlusObj->getVariable();

    delete myCPlusPlusObj;

    //Here we put together an NSString that contains the value returned by fooGetVariable()

    theAnswer=[NSString stringWithFormat:@"Hello, World! When our C++ object is queried, it tells us that the number is %i!",howMany];

    //Display an alert message on the screen with the string generated above

    NSRunAlertPanel(@"C++ from Obj-C",theAnswer,@"OK",NULL,NULL);

}