Class / object logic

Question

How would you solve this? When the app starts, four objects of a class are created. These objects have names you know because you named them yourself. From a viewController you can access these objects and call a method (which they all got) which creates a UILocalNotification. (So in the end you've got four notifications running.)

Two questions:

How do you name the notifications (differently)? As far as I know is it not possible to access the object name to use the string as name when creating the notification? (Which would be the best solution?)
When the notifications are fired, how do you access/cancel them from another viewController when you don't know the names?

Thank you!

mas'an · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-26 11:44:17Z

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Set tags for all objects, and set same tags for notifications, they generate.

answered Jun 26, 2012 at 11:44

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Linus Over a year ago

Thank you! How would that look like? Could you maybe give me a code example?

mas'an Over a year ago

in h-file: property(nonatomic) NSInteger tag; in method witch creates a notification: notification.tag = self.tag; in place where you create an object of your class: object.tag = 1;// unique int value

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