Reputation: 81
SettingsStore.h
@interface SettingsStore : IASKAbstractSettingsStore
{
@public
NSDictionary *dict;
NSDictionary *changedDict;
}
- (void)removeAccount;
@end
menuView.m
-(IBAction)onSignOutClick:(id)sender
{
SettingsStore *foo = [[SettingsStore alloc]init];
[foo removeAccount];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:foo animated:YES];
exit(0);
}
I want to call this removeAccount function from menuView.m. But I am getting error.
How to fix it and call this removeAccount.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 201
Reputation: 764
There are few mistakes in your Code please find them below.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 4196
You are calling removeAccount correctly from your menuView.m file, but there are several issues with your code:
You are treating foo as though it were a UIViewController, and it's actually a member of the SettingStore class. Does the SettingStore class refer to an actual screen, or is it more a data object (for storing settings?). If it's the latter, you don't want to push it on. You can create it, and use it, but the user doesn't need to see it.
You are calling exit(0); you can remove that line. If you want to remove the menuView.m file from your memory, remove references to it (e.g. from its parent view controller).
The menuView.m file is confusing, as in, is it a view or a viewController. An IBAction I would normally stick in a ViewController file, rather than a view file. Your basic design pattern is MVC (Model / View / Controller). In this case, it seems your SettingStore file is a Model (data), the menuView.m is a View and your code is for the Controller bit.
Upvotes: 0