Scott,
thanks for you post. It helped me in two respects:
a) I over-read the information about having to start at index 2 with setArgument: in Apple's documentation.
b) I assumed, I wouldn't need to use setSelector: on the invocation as that information was already contained in the NSMethodSignature that I used to create the NSInvocation using invocationWithMethodSignature:
by Chris — May 23
thanks for you post. It helped me in two respects:
a) I over-read the information about having to start at index 2 with setArgument: in Apple's documentation.
b) I assumed, I wouldn't need to use setSelector: on the invocation as that information was already contained in the NSMethodSignature that I used to create the NSInvocation using invocationWithMethodSignature:
So thanks again,
Chris