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Question by billbee
Submitted on 4/14/2004
Related FAQ: Objective-C FAQ
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how to define a globale variable in a objective c program?I mean I want this varialbe can only be inited as the class be instanced.but  i can change it with the method in the class.
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Answer by OOP hater
Submitted on 12/20/2005
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I have been struggling with the same issue with no success. I am becoming convinced that global variables are not allowed in objective-c. The books say to put the world PUBLIC in front of the variable's declaration. Unfortunaly the books don't give the proper syntax.  Everytime I do it, the compiler pukes it's guts out.

 

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