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Robert S.138
10 years agoHelpful | Level 7
Threads, tasks, and the Objective-C SDK
Having completed an Android version of my app, I was hoping that the Objective-C version for iOS would be similar. But looking at the DBRoulette example, there seems to be a big difference regarding...
Robert S.138
10 years agoHelpful | Level 7
What I need to do is copy an entire directory tree, one file at a time. The easiest way to do that is to write a method that handles one folder, and then make that method call itself recursively when a subfolder is found. But such code is not suitable for the UI thread, which must be event-driven and non-blocking. If I were to do it using only UI code, I would have to implement a state machine, and recursion would be much harder. But if I could call a blocking (but interruptable) API function for each file access, I could do the whole thing in one procedural thread.
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