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| TestsTested | ✓ |
| LangLanguage | Obj-CObjective C |
| License | MIT |
| ReleasedLast Release | Jun 2016 |
Maintained by Arkadiusz Holko.
A macro and a set of functions introducing reflection for enumerations in Objective-C.
Features:
Once you have ReflectableEnum added to your project, you just need to replace existing enum definitions, like:
typedef NS_ENUM(NSUInteger, AccountType) {
AccountTypeStandard,
AccountTypeAdmin
};with:
REFLECTABLE_ENUM(NSInteger, AccountType,
AccountTypeStandard,
AccountTypeAdmin
);Now you can get a string representing an enumerator and all/minimum/maximum values of an enumeration the enumerator belongs to with:
AccountType accountType = AccountTypeStandard;
NSString *typeString = REFStringForMember(accountType); // @"AccountTypeStandard"
NSArray *allValues = REFAllValuesForEnumWithMember(accountType); // @[@0, @1]
NSInteger mininimum = REFMinForEnumWithMember(accountType); // 0
NSInteger maximum = REFMaxForEnumWithMember(accountType); // 1In case you pass the enumerator directly to one of these functions, you have to cast it to AccountType, because the compiler doesn't know its type (it's treated as NSInteger in this case):
NSString *typeString = REFStringForMember((AccountType)AccountTypeStandard);
NSArray *allValues = REFAllValuesForEnumWithMember((AccountType)AccountTypeStandard);
NSInteger mininimum = REFMinForEnumWithMember((AccountType)AccountTypeStandard);
NSInteger maximum = REFMaxForEnumWithMember((AccountType)AccountTypeStandard);The need to cast is a hassle, so ReflectableEnum will create enum-specific functions for you too:
NSString *typeString = REFStringForMemberInAccountType(AccountTypeStandard);
NSArray *allValues = REFAllValuesInAccountType();
NSInteger mininimum = REFMinInAccountType();
NSInteger maximum = REFMaxInAccountType();As you can see names of these functions depend on the name of the enumeration and follow these patterns: REFStringForMemberIn\(enumName), REFAllValuesIn\(enumName), REFMinIn\(enumName) and REFMaxIn\(enumName)
REFStringForMember and REFStringForMemberIn\(enumName) don't work with enumerations containing duplicated values, e.g. with self-referencing members AccountTypeModerator = AccountTypeAdmin
And then import with: #import <ReflectableEnum/ReflectableEnum.h>
Arkadiusz Holko: