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1. 

   petrusali
   Member

   Hi, I'm trying to put enum into my Singleton. I've tried many ways but I can't. Plz help me with this. This is my enum.
   

   enum {
   	kCloudTag = 0,
   	kTapLayerTag = 1,
   	kStageTag = 2,
   	kWarningTag = 3,
   	kEnemyProjectileTag = 10,
   	kProjectileTag = 11,
   	kMissileTag = 12,
   	kBonusTag = 20,
   	kChopterTag = 100,
   	kChopterGatlingTag = 101,
   	kEgMixerTag = 102,
   	kGashiingTag = 103,
   	kLightningIXTag = 104,
   	kLightningVIIITag = 105,
   	kMantarayTag = 106,
   	kNapalmMissileTag = 107,
   	kOwlionTag = 108,
   	kOwlionLaserTag = 109,
   	kOwlionLeaderTag = 110,
   	kOwlionMissileTag = 111,
   	kOwlionNapalmTag = 112,
   	kPoseidonTag = 113,
   	kScroopTag = 114,
   	kSmallMissileTag = 115,
   	kPreStart = 200,
   	kStart = 201,
   	kPause = 202,
   	kOver = 203
   };

   And this is my Singleton
   

   #import "VariableStore.h"
   
   static VariableStore *singletonVariableStore = nil;
   
   @implementation VariableStore
   
   @synthesize enemyProjectiles = _enemyProjectiles;
   @synthesize targets = _targets;
   @synthesize player = _player;
   
   +(VariableStore*)sharedVariableStore {
   	@synchronized(self) {
   		if (!singletonVariableStore) {
   			singletonVariableStore = [[VariableStore alloc] init];
   		}
   	}
   	return singletonVariableStore;
   }
   
   @end

   My question is, where should I put the enum? I've tried to pun on header (.h) and also .m. But it doesn't work.

   Posted 1 year ago #
2. 

   Avizzv92
   Member

   Not sure of your exact intentions, would it not just be better for this purpose to use a #define?

   #define kCloudTag 0
   #define kTapLayerTag 1
   ...

   Posted 1 year ago #
3. 

   robodude666
   Member

   How exactly do you want to have the enum data be stored in your singleton?

   If you want the enum to be available to any file that uses the singleton put the enum into the header file.

   If you want the Singleton to have a variable member which stores one of the enum values then you'll have to give the enum a name.

   In either case, put the static instance of your singleton into the class method sharedVariableStore. This will prevent anyone from being able to access it. Only the class method that returns a sharedInstance should know about the static variable that's holding that one instance of the singleton class.

   -robodude666

   Posted 1 year ago #
4. 

   petrusali
   Member

   @Avizzv92
   Where should I put that?

   @robodude666
   Into the header? Where? Insite the @interface or outside?

   Posted 1 year ago #
5. 

   Gustavo Cassab
   Member

   Petrusali, this works fine ... do as this: Remember, to access the variables, u must #import "VariableStore.h" in other .h files.

   // File: VariableStore.

   enum {
   kCloudTag = 0,
   kTapLayerTag = 1,
   other .....
   };

   @interface VariableStore : NSObject {

   }

   +(VariableStore*)sharedVariableStore

   @end

   Posted 1 year ago #
6. 

   petrusali
   Member

   I've done it. Thanks a lot guyz.

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   elsevero
   Member

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