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Avoid using static blocks for UIAlertView #7
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Avoid using static blocks for UIAlertView
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Static blocks works as long as there are no multiple UIAlertViews appearing. However, if two or more UIAlertViews appear, only the blocks of the latter will be used. This solves that problem by using objc runtime to set properties on categories.