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how to differentiate events from methods
hi guys, apologies if this is a silly question but i'm trying to learn more about Xcode so pardon me if you will = )
how do i tell if a method is an event that will be called as part of the lifecycle or a custom defined method?
e.g.
viewDidLoad is an iOS event whilst iamdoingsomething is my own custom method.
other than click on it whilst holding option, is there any other way i can differentiate? and can i sort all the events at the bottom and all my custom methods at the top? thanks!
how do i tell if a method is an event that will be called as part of the lifecycle or a custom defined method?
e.g.
-(void)iamdoingsomething
{
}
- (void)viewDidLoad
{
[super viewDidLoad];
// Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.
[self configureView];
}
viewDidLoad is an iOS event whilst iamdoingsomething is my own custom method.
other than click on it whilst holding option, is there any other way i can differentiate? and can i sort all the events at the bottom and all my custom methods at the top? thanks!
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