I only use the next conditional and do not even need a category:
if (!aString.length)
{
...
}
Using Objective-C theory, a message to NIL will return nil or zero, so basically you do not have to test for nil.
I only use the next conditional and do not even need a category:
if (!aString.length)
{
...
}
Using Objective-C theory, a message to NIL will return nil or zero, so basically you do not have to test for nil.