What does the @package directive do in Objective-C?

by

@package is similar to internal for .NET. It means the member is accessible only from the framework in which it is defined.

Note: In 32-bit it acts like @public.

More Related Contents:

  1. Subclassing NSOutlineView [closed]
  2. What does the question mark and the colon (?: ternary operator) mean in objective-c?
  3. What’s the best way to communicate between view controllers?
  4. Dot notation vs. message notation for declared properties
  5. “unrecognized selector sent to instance” error in Objective-C
  6. Must every ivar be a property?
  7. What exactly is super in Objective-C?
  8. Dynamically Updating a UILabel
  9. How is this form of scoping called? [duplicate]
  10. How to set NSString’s background cornerRadius on iOS7
  11. How do I pass multiple parameters in Objective-C?
  12. How can I get rid of an “unused variable” warning in Xcode?
  13. What does Apple mean when they say that a NSManagedObjectContext is owned by the thread or queue that created it?
  14. Add/Delete UITableViewCell with animation?
  15. Create UITextRange from NSRange
  16. Facebook iOS8 SDK build module error for FBSDKCoreKit
  17. iOS: Compare two NSDate-s without time portion
  18. NSString instance reports its class as NSCFString
  19. NSMutableAttributedString add different alignments
  20. Bullet list and Numbered list in UITextView
  21. “Initializer element is not a compile-time constant” why?
  22. Using @[array, of, items] vs [NSArray arrayWithObjects:]
  23. Comparing objects in Obj-C
  24. When to use self on class properties?
  25. Xcode linker error: file too small for architecture x86_64
  26. “Expression is not assignable” — Problem assigning float as sum of two other floats in Xcode?
  27. What’s the difference between declaring a variable “id” and “NSObject *”?
  28. viewDidLoad in NSViewController?
  29. 3 questions about extern used in an Objective-C project
  30. Listen to a value change of my text field

Leave a Comment