Using named parameters to silence Xcode 4.6 warnings of type:
"... used as the name of the previous parameter rather than as part of the selector".
Note: There are alternatives (e.g. ignoring missing selector names), but, since naming the parameters is recommended in Apple's coding guidelines for Cocoa, this seems to be a good choice.
ginatrapani
commented
11 years ago
Using named parameters to silence Xcode 4.6 warnings of type: "... used as the name of the previous parameter rather than as part of the selector".
Note: There are alternatives (e.g. ignoring missing selector names), but, since naming the parameters is recommended in Apple's coding guidelines for Cocoa, this seems to be a good choice.