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collections of primitive types


From: Travis Griggs
Subject: collections of primitive types
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 10:26:24 -0800
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It looks like I'll have to do my own high res time object, hopefully these tutorials will elucidate how I build up a reusable library of such objects, and what the common conventions are for doing so. So, I'm on to my next question...

NSArray looks fine for storing objects. But quite often I want an array of floats or ints. What's the general approach? Do I box up the primitive numbers in objects and use NSArray? Is there a FloatArray or IntArray thing? Write my own?

And why can't NSArray hold nil's? I thought nil was an object in Objective-C and that you could send messages to it.

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Travis Griggs
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