In Xcode 6, there are many more warnings about the need to explicitly cast NSInteger and NSUInteger values into long and unsigned long respectively in any string formatting statement, due to ever more diverse architectures being introduced to iOS.
It'd be great if TLIPT can be consistent with intentionally unsigned / signed integer values.
In Xcode 6, there are many more warnings about the need to explicitly cast
NSIntegerandNSUIntegervalues intolongandunsigned longrespectively in any string formatting statement, due to ever more diverse architectures being introduced to iOS.It'd be great if TLIPT can be consistent with intentionally unsigned / signed integer values.
One such method is e.g. https://github.com/wtmoose/TLIndexPathTools/blob/0c0b1070c238153058f9d22fa66c58b86c6da1e0/Examples/Minimal/Minimal/ViewController.m#L35
EDIT: I'm aware that the UIKit API uses
NSIntegerright now — why is that?