I know this is a pretty well posted thing to do, but I still can't work it out.
I have an instance method saveAllDataJobs in Jobs.m.
- (void) saveAllDataJobs { ... } I am in DetailViewController.m and I want to run the method saveAllDataJobs, which is in Jobs.m. What precisely do I need in order for this code to run.
Sorry for the repeat question, but I can't work it out.
Regards
Read about "delegation" in documents. Here is the basics:
When you create DetailViewController, you give it an ivar:
@interface DetailViewController { id delegate; } @property (assign) delegate; @end @implementation DetailViewController @synthesize delegate; @end Then:
DetailViewController *controller = [[DetailViewController alloc] initWithNibName...] controller.delegate = jobs; // "jobs" is of class Jobs, instantiated somewhere else Later, when you need to call some method on jobs inside detailViewController, you do
if ([self.delegate respondsToSelector:@selector(saveAllDataJobs)]) { [self.delegate saveAllDataJobs]; } There are more details around this, but this is the basic pattern.
Call the method with [someJobsInstance saveAllDataJobs] ?
Is that is not an answer to your question then you need to explain more what you are trying to accomplish. I get the feeling that this is more about application architecture than about calling methods.
