My brain is fried from heat, not even sure how to pose the question.
I have a class that has a var let's say "var isRunning: Bool = false", within it's parent another class instance with the same var where I want it to be controlled from. If I link the two, initially it's reading the var but changing later has no affect.
Sorry, I know this is probably a basic question.
Could be something like this:
protocol FromCtoB {
func updateB(val: Bool)
}
class A {
let classB = B()
let classC = C()
init() {
classC.delegate = classB
// class1.isRunning = class2.isRunning
classC.change()
print("classB.isRunning", classB.isRunning, "classC.isRunning", classC.isRunning)
}
}
class B : FromCtoB {
var isRunning: Bool = false
// Protocol implementation
func updateB(val: Bool) {
isRunning = val
}
}
class C {
var isRunning: Bool = false
var delegate: FromCtoB?
func change() {
delegate?.updateB(val: isRunning)
}
}and
let classA = A()
yields
classB.isRunning false classC.isRunning false
if you change line 27
var isRunning: Bool = true
let classA = A()
yields
classB.isRunning true classC.isRunning true
Is it what you are looking for ?
Not sure I understand.
I have a class that has a var let's say "var isRunning: Bool = false",
So, you have
class A {
var isRunning: Bool = false
}within it's parent another class instance
is class A a subclass of a parent B ? so it would be
class A : B {
var isRunning: Bool = false
}Now, this is not clear at all:
class instance with the same var where I want it to be controlled from
Do you mean
class B {
var anotherBool: Bool = false
}and you want a change to anotherBool to change isRunning ? I'm lost.
Or do you want
class B {
var isRunning: Bool = false
}Then, no need to redefine in subclass A…
Please clarify so that we can continue the discussion.
May be you should use delegation or notification (or a more direct solution) here, but we need first to clarify your intent.
Sorry not inheriting the class. So parent has 2 different classes both with same variable but one has the controlling to affect the other.
class A {
let class1 = B()
let class2 = C()
init() {
class1.isRunning = class2.isRunning
}
}
class B {
var isRunning: Bool = false
}
class C {
var isRunning: Bool = false
func change() { ... }
}And what do you want : set the value of class2.isRunning to class1.isRunning when you call change ?
If so, I would use delegation here.
Could be something like this:
protocol FromCtoB {
func updateB(val: Bool)
}
class A {
let classB = B()
let classC = C()
init() {
classC.delegate = classB
// class1.isRunning = class2.isRunning
classC.change()
print("classB.isRunning", classB.isRunning, "classC.isRunning", classC.isRunning)
}
}
class B : FromCtoB {
var isRunning: Bool = false
// Protocol implementation
func updateB(val: Bool) {
isRunning = val
}
}
class C {
var isRunning: Bool = false
var delegate: FromCtoB?
func change() {
delegate?.updateB(val: isRunning)
}
}and
let classA = A()
yields
classB.isRunning false classC.isRunning false
if you change line 27
var isRunning: Bool = true
let classA = A()
yields
classB.isRunning true classC.isRunning true
Is it what you are looking for ?
Ok thanks.
Note that if you don't need to implement change() to update B with C value, your code should work as well
class AA {
let class1 = BB()
let class2 = CC()
init() {
class1.isRunning = class2.isRunning
print("class1.isRunning", class1.isRunning, "class2.isRunning", class2.isRunning)
}
}
class BB {
var isRunning: Bool = false
}
class CC {
var isRunning: Bool = false
// func change() { ... }
}
let classAA = AA()I think it's because it's on a different thread. I'll try to explain ...
The main class has an instance of an instantiated WindowController which has the variable which will change, and WC's can only be created in the main thread. The second instance is within a "DispatchQueue.global(qos: .utility).async {...}" which is where I linked the variables.
If I don't use a DispatchQueue I can't access the button which will change the var. I just see the waiting cursor icon.
Is the delegation working as needed ?
Yes the delegate works fine thank u.
There is another problem but will make another post.