You seem to prefer “C++ style” notation, where the asterisk† is appended the type name: OCType* instance – versus canonical “Objective-C style” in which it’s prepended to the instance name – OCType *instance. I myself prefer this style‡ – if you are in fact a proponent of this, it’d be awesome if you were to add a ¶ on it. Yes!
† – … or the ampersand (or possibly the double-ampersand, when in an Objective-C++ context)
‡ – Full disclosure, I love C++ and Objective-C++ (as the † note implies) which many Objective-C diehards can’t stand at all
You seem to prefer “C++ style” notation, where the asterisk† is appended the type name:
OCType* instance– versus canonical “Objective-C style” in which it’s prepended to the instance name –OCType *instance. I myself prefer this style‡ – if you are in fact a proponent of this, it’d be awesome if you were to add a ¶ on it. Yes!† – … or the ampersand (or possibly the double-ampersand, when in an Objective-C++ context)
‡ – Full disclosure, I love C++ and Objective-C++ (as the † note implies) which many Objective-C diehards can’t stand at all