问题描述
在中,我一直在寻找一种方法,使用define来确保变量属于某种类型。但有时我会遇到这种情况:
In this question I was looking for a way to ensure that a variable is of a certain type using a define. But sometimes I have this situation:
- (void) theSituation:(Thinger*)thinger {
ASSERT_IS_KIND_OF(thinger, Thinger);
// etc. etc.
然后我开始考虑,进行调试仅限目的,能够调用以下内容可能会很好:
Then I started thinking that, for debugging purposes ONLY, it might be nice to be able to call something like:
- (void) theSituation:(Thinger*)thinger {
ASSERT_INPUT_PARAMS_ARE_OF_CORRECT_TYPES();
// etc. etc.
问题是:你能检查一下a的参数吗?方法是正确的类型(使用 isKindOf
)通过 #define
,你会怎么做(一般来说) )?
The question is: could you check that parameters of a method are of the right type (using isKindOf
) via #define
, and how would you do this (in general terms)?
推荐答案
获取方法的参数时(使用 method_copyArgumentType
如另一个答案中所提到的,它返回的类型是C类型(如int,float等)或只是Object(返回为@)。遗憾的是,不可能得到方法所期望的Objective-C类型 - 编译时信息会丢失。
When you get the arguments of a method (using method_copyArgumentType
as mentioned in the other answer), the "type" it returns is either a C type (like int, float, etc) or just Object (returned as a "@"). Sadly it's not possible to get the objective-C type that a method is expecting — that information is lost when you compile.
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