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chris13
chris13

Reputation: 640

Passing data between classes

I have developed a quiz game and everything works really well but there is a thing I want to improve: My problem is that I have 3 View Controllers. In the first View Controller the user selects single or multiplayer modus.

The second ViewController is the quiz game. But now in the third ViewController (the result screen) I need to know if the user chose single or multiplayer modus.

I don't know how to pass this boolean from ViewController 1 to ViewController 3.

At the moment I have a boolean in every ViewController and just pass this variable from View1 to View2 and then to View3. But I don't like this solution. Is there a way that I solve this with delegates? Or do you know any other, better solution?

Thanks in advance

Upvotes: 4

Views: 1901

Answers (1)

Sergey Kalinichenko
Sergey Kalinichenko

Reputation: 726589

Model-View-Controller approach suggests that the boolean value belongs in the Model code of your application. It is a common thing to make your model a singleton:

QuizModel.h

@interface QuizModel : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, readwrite) BOOL isMultiplayer;
-(id)init;
+(QuizModel*)instance;
@end

QuizModel.m

static QuizModel* inst = nil;

@implementation QuizModel
@synthesize isMultiplayer;
-(id)init {
    if(self=[super init]) {
        self.isMultiplayer = NO;
    }
    return self;
}
+(QuizModel*)instance {
    if (!inst) inst = [[QuizModel alloc] init];
    return inst;
}
@end

Now you can use the boolean in your controller code: include "QuizModel.h", and write

if ([QuizModel instance].isMultiplayer)

or

[QuizModel instance].isMultiplayer = YES;

Upvotes: 6

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