In my opinion this is the most awkward problem I have ever seen in iPhone app development.
Let me explain this scenario, I have the main screen 'A' on which I have a button that says 'B' on the second screen. Now on screen 'B' I have a feature in which the user can send a mail to his friend for promotion purpose, as the user wants to tell a branded about this app, so I used the MFmail Compute View Controller And a view is generated where the user will be given the address and send (the body of the subject and the mail is automatically generated). After sending mail, a new view opens, the screen is called 'C' and here I want to give the user an option. 1. Go to screen 'A' (which is the main screen of the app) 2. Go back to the screen 'B' (from where the user has requested to send mail to his friends)
Now weird part can not declare the screen (A 'A' and 'B') of these two files in the header 'C' header file. Even when I declare the header file at the top, it generates an error that the variable can be easily declared and used for other screens, but not for these 2 screens. Can a waffle explain the problem? "Bee" before "B" "Thank you guys!
Expected specifier-qualifier list" / user / admin / document / appName / classes / ah: 42: error "before Taimur
You can generally use @ class to resolve the circular dependency if it is the same, but the sound of the error From this, it can be a stray semi-colon or other syntax error in the head alone.
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