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Jerome Morrow
Jerome Morrow

Reputation: 5

Setting NSString in one class, calling it in another class

So, I'm trying to set the value of NSString in one class, and then, call that NSString in another class and load it into a label.

I have declared the string in Class A as a nonatomic, retained property. In one method, I set the value of the string.

In Class B, I import Class A, alloc, and init Class A, and then I try to set the label text with:

ClassA *classA = [[ClassA alloc] init];
label.text = classA.string

However, every time I do this, the label remains blank.

So, why is my property not retaining the value I assign it in the method? The NSString gets it's value in a tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath method.

Thanks!

EDIT I realize I made a mistake while typing the code snippet above, and I left out the property "string" on the object "classA". Forgive me. The comments below were somewhat unnecessary, but thank you for pointing out my mistake. For the record, I know how objects, classes, and properties work.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1504

Answers (2)

spamboy
spamboy

Reputation: 32

If it's a property, you should be able to do it by saying label.text = classA.propertyName (whatever you named your property.)

For example let's say in ClassA that you created NSString *stringToOutput, then in Class B after instantiating Class A, you'd state that label.text = classA.stringToOutput.

Hope that helped!

Upvotes: 1

Alex Wayne
Alex Wayne

Reputation: 187024

label.text = classA.somePropertyThatIsAString;

Upvotes: 0

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