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ryanmaxwell / UIAlertView-Blocks

Category on UIAlertView to use inline block callbacks instead of delegate callbacks.
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Warnings with AppCode (intelliJ) #20

Closed beloso closed 9 years ago

beloso commented 9 years ago

I am getting warnings whenever I use UIAlertView+Blocks in AppCode

Somehow the IDE thinks that the method is not implemented because of the "nullable" annotations in the header file.

Don't know if this is relevant or not.

beloso commented 9 years ago

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/OC-11672

It's their fault, after all.

ryanmaxwell commented 9 years ago

Yep this is the third third or fourth issue I've had reported on this. I never knew so many people used app code! Are you mandated to use it for work, or do you actually like it?

beloso commented 9 years ago

I actually like for code writing. The refactoring and stub generation tools are much better than xcode's.

Interface building and project managing are somewhat easier with xcode. So I guess I use both IDEs. But when I have to implement logic I prefer appcode.

Since I also develop for Android switching from iOS to android isn't as hard. Since android studio is also based in IntelliJ.

ryanmaxwell commented 9 years ago

ok thanks for the insight! I prefer to use Apple's tools, so that i'm not left behind when new features come out (like this one). But I agree - Refactoring in Xcode needs some assistance. It's always been weak for Obj-c, and is currently non-existent for Swift. Eclipse is damn ugly, but it sure knows how to refactor Java!