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Calling an instance method from another class

Consider this view setup:

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I have a view controller that switches between a set of sub-views. Each subview is a subclass of UIView with custom code. To switch views, I use the switch statement, which selects the new view as the current one. It works very well.

Now I am in a position where I have a view (MainMenu) with an additional view (PopUp) that contains a UITableView. The PopUp view is shown and hidden using instance methods of the MainMenu.h class. Lets you call the showPopUp and hidePopUp methods.

When a user selects an item from a UITableView, they must manually close the view (PopUp) by clicking the close button associated with the hidePopUp method.

, UITableView, , hidePopUp .

instance hidePopUp didSelectRowAtIndexPath UITAbleView? NSNotificationCenter? ,

[[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate] closePopUp];

didSelectRowAtIndexPath ...

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@protocol PopUpDelegate
@optional
- (void)Popup:(YourPopUpClass *)popUp didEndWithData:(NSData *)blah;
@end

MainMenu, Popup, Popup .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1777352/

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