Milad
Reputation: 1269
should I write [super viewDidLoad]?
I'm writing a navigation based app. (it has modal segues too)
I'm not sure if I should keep [super viewDidLoad]; call or not. should I write code after this line of code or before it? how about [super viewDidUnload]; and similars?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 143
Answers (1)
user529758
Reputation:
You don't have to; according to the documentation, it's a stub function, so it doesn't do anything useful in non-subclasses.
Moral: always read the docs.
Upvotes: 0
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