- forwardInvocation:
A Selector that identifies a method not implemented or recognized by the receiver.
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func doesNotRecognizeSelector(_ aSelector: Selector
!)
aSelector
A Selector that identifies a method not implemented or recognized by the receiver.
The runtime system invokes this method whenever an object receives an a
message it can’t respond to or forward. This method, in turn, raises an NSInvalid
, and generates an error message.
Any does
messages are generally sent only by the runtime system. However, they can be used in program code to prevent a method from being inherited.
しかしながら、それらはあるメソッドが継承されるのを妨げるためにプログラムコードにおいて使われることができます。
For example, an NSObject
subclass might renounce the copy()
or init()
method by re-implementing it to include a does
message as follows:
The _cmd
variable is a hidden argument passed to every method that is the current selector; in this example, it identifies the selector for the copy
method. This code prevents instances of the subclass from responding to copy
messages or superclasses from forwarding copy
messages—although responds(to:)
will still report that the receiver has access to a copy
method.
If you override this method, you must call super
or raise an invalid
exception at the end of your implementation. In other words, this method must not return normally; it must always result in an exception being thrown.
言い換えれば、このメソッドは普通に返してはいけません;それは常に例外をスローされる結果になる必要があります。
- forwardInvocation: