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Stephen Whitfield
16,771 PointsObjective-C Literals for Subclasses?
Does anyone know if Xcode supports literals for objects of subclasses? I tried creating an object of type NSMutableArray but Xcode gives a warning about initializing an incompatible pointer type (NSMutableArray *) with an NSArray expression..
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Aaron Daub
Courses Plus Student 207 PointsNo. Xcode supports literals for the non-mutable parent classes. If you want to make a mutable instance of a literal, call mutableCopy on it.
Stephen Whitfield
16,771 PointsGot it.