Is the iOS convention not functions and indentation properties defined inside a block?

Question

Is it an iOS convention not to indent properties, functions, etc. defined by a block?

For example, defining properties inside an interface in a .h file looks like this:

@interface XYZAddToDoItemViewController : UIViewController

@property XYZToDoItem *toDoItem;

@end

In other languages I'm used to (ruby, php, python, js) it will look like this:

@interface XYZAddToDoItemViewController : UIViewController

    @property XYZToDoItem *toDoItem;

@end

Is this an agreement? @property in the correct @interface block?

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Don P 05 oct. 14 at 21:01

2 answers

For some specific reason, as far as I know. I'm not backing down. However, you can also do this if you like and uninstall @property

.

@interface XYZAddToDoItemViewController : UIViewController {

XYZToDoItem *toDoItem;

}

@end

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Harrison weinerman 05 oct. 14 at 21:06

Kamchatka · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-05T21:24:25+0000

For Objective-C interfaces, the definition block is between @interface

and @end

. All properties go there.

The convention doesn't really apply to indentation elements in an interface definition.

In particular, it's interesting to see the Google Objective-C tutorial .