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Yes please do because you are making absolutely no sense whatsoever. I think you are over thinking things.

• randomdata 14y ago
  He wants to be able to pass any Proc to his method, and any arguments supplied to the method are yielded onto target. A rough Objective-C equivalent would be something like this: void animate(void (^block)(va_list), ...) { va_list args; va_start(args, block); block(args); va_end(args); } void (^first)(va_list) = ^(va_list args) { NSLog(@"%@", va_arg(args, id)); }; void (^second)(va_list) = ^(va_list args) { NSLog(@"%@", va_arg(args, id)); NSLog(@"%@", va_arg(args, id)); }; animate(first, @"Hello World"); animate(second, @"Hello", [[NSNumber alloc] initWithInt:10]); I would like to see the real-world code too. The frameworks in question revolve around Obj-C-isms, so to see something that completely deviates from those patterns will be interesting.