The observer pattern is useful whenever you want a dynamic list of objects (observers) be notified when an event occurs in an observed object (also called the subject).
Cocoa provides several built-in ways to make use of this pattern. If you are interested in a profound comparison, Matt Gallagher has a great summary of the standard [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Objective-C'
A Delegate-like Observer Mechanism in Objective-C using Forward Invocation
August 14th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Objective-C
Tags:Cocoa·Objective-C
Cocotron and Xcode4: How to Run Objective-C Apps on Linux (Part 2)
June 7th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Objective-C, Tutorials
Part 2: Creating a Foundation-based CLI for Ubuntu
In Part 1: Cross Compiling Foundation I provided a step by step tutorial on how to compile the Cocotron Foundation framework for Ubuntu Linux using Xcode 4.
This post is intended to complete the tutorial by explaining how a simple command line tool can be created which will run [...]
Tags:Cocotron·Linux·Objective-C·OS X
Cocotron and Xcode4: How to Run Objective-C Apps on Linux
May 1st, 2011 · 10 Comments · Objective-C, Tutorials
Part 1: Cross Compiling Foundation
Everyone who knows me knows I’m an advocate of Objective-C, the Foundation framework, and Cocoa. Luckily, in recent years Objective-C has gained wide-spread popularity by virtue of the iPhone/iPad hype. However, there has always been a lack of integration with operating systems not originating from Apple. There are numerous reasons one [...]
Tags:Cocotron·Linux·Objective-C·OS X




