Commenting standards while writing iOS applications?
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25-02-2021 - |
Pregunta
G'Day Programmers, I am from Java background however I have just started learning C++ and Objective C. I was worried when I so lots of different coding style in third party Objective C code. But I am kind a stuck with a dilemma.
My dilemma is whether to use #pragma tags while coding iOS application? Does it considered to be a good practise? Or it is programmer's own choice to have those directive drop down links?
Your expertise and industry experience will be helpful,
Thanks
- Content I searched on internet were mostly suggesting what #pragma does. But I couldn't find much information regarding whether it is considered to be good practise or not.
Solución
I usually use #pragma to separate implementations, like:
#pragma mark UITableViewDelegate Methods
#pragma mark Custom functionality Methods
So i can look at the drop down menu and go directly to where i want.
Otros consejos
I also use
#pragma mark - UISomeDelegate
or
#pragma mark -
XCode separates methods list with a line in navigation bar:
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