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I've been working on a personal project and have the below code in a new class that I have created:
@property (readonly, getter = isFriend) BOOL friend;
There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it and when I build it, it works compiles absolutely fine but when we look at this line of code in the xcode IDE it looks like
My question is why does the xcode IDE seem to think that the word friend is a keyword/reserved-word?
Presumably because
friendis a reserved word in C++. See Friendship and inheritance.You could try modifying your xCode settings for the compiler to see if the IDE picks this up. See Can I use C++11 with Xcode?