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UIButton only? Maybe binding UITextField events?

• favorited 7y ago
  Buttons, selector-based Notifications (though the block version is finally good, so we mostly just use that now), & gesture recognizers look like our biggest users of @objc. Basically all to support target/action. A quick search through one of my apps shows that about 4% of functions are marked as @objc (and we're not using the old compatibility mode where more methods were implicitly @objc either).
  • regera 7y ago
    @IBAction can replace @ObjC for all selectors. We put it a mandate in our code reviews. There is also NSObjectProtocol which forces (in most cases) devs to subclass NSObject.