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Unable to access object of other class
I've been working on a little project just to increase my comprehension of the objective-c syntaxe and functionalities but I'm stuck in my own project and can't find the answer.
First I've got two classes and in my main one I have declare a object of my other class so I can use the functions from my other class. This is how I did it (I just wrote the thing that I thought were necessary:
.h of my main class
import myOtherClass
@interface PkmViewController : UIViewController
@property Pokemon * nomDePokemon;
.m of my main class
import myOtherClass
@synthesize nomDePokemon;
int nbDef = [nomDePokemon calculerUnNombrePourLaDefense];
.h of my other class
@interface Pokemon : NSObject
@property int defencePoints;
-(int)calculerUnNombrePourLaDefense;
.m of my other class
@synthesize defencePoints;
-(int)calculerUnNombrePourLaDefense
{
int nombrerandom = arc4random() % 45;
return nombrerandom;
}
When I put a breakpoint in my main class to see what number is taken from the function, it always gives me 0. And when I put this section in my other class it works but I want to keep it in another class to improve my skills. Someone can explain me how to do it please?
It sounds like you haven't actually assigned an instance of Pokemon to your
nomDePokemon
variable. This means that instead of a Pokemon object, the variable containsnil
, which returnsnil
or0
in response to any message you send it. To solve the problem, create a Pokemon.