How to create an NSProxy subclass in Swift? Trying to add any of the init methods fails with error: "Super init can't be called outside of the initializer", or "Super init isn't called on all path...

I have been wondering why is NSProxy class so important. Why does an object need to keep its instance variables inside other objects? I need examples to understand when to use it. Thanks!

I need to create proxy pattern in iOS using swift I have tried it using Objective C and here is the code MyProtocol.h #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> @protocol MyProtocol <NSObject&gt...

In OCMockito, test doubles are implemented with NSProxy. A double standing in for an instance implements -respondsToSelector: as follows: - (BOOL)respondsToSelector:(SEL)aSelector { return [_mock...

I am experimenting in adding functionality to my UIViews (configuring CALayers according to state) by setting up a NSProxy subclass to stand in for any UIView I choose. Here's what I've tried: In m...

NSProxy seems to work very well as stand-in objects for those that don't yet exist. For example. - (NSMethodSignature *)methodSignatureForSelector:(SEL)sel { return [self.target methodSignatureFo...

Under ARC, I have an object, Child that has a weak property, parent. I'm trying to write some tests for Child, and I'm mocking its parent property using OCMock. Under ARC, setting an NSProxy subcl...

What are some uses of the NSProxy class. Why would you want to be able to have the description of an object that doesn't exist?

The NSProxy Class Reference says this: Typically, a message to a proxy is forwarded to the real object or causes the proxy to load (or transform itself into) the real object. How exactly would...

I am currently looking into different ways to support distributed model objects (that is, a computational model that runs on several different computers) in a project that initially focuses on Mac ...