onAny in Objective-C

[ashokrkm]

can you please give an example of how onAny works in Objective-C
code auto completes this way:

how do I access event and data received?

[socket onAny:^{

}];

Thanks

[nuclearace]

I'll have to write a method for obj-c, since onAny uses a tuple. Which aren't accessible from Obj-c

[nuclearace]

I think you'd do

[socket onAny:^(SocketAnyEvent* e) {
    NSLog(e.event);
    NSLog(@"%@", e.items);
}];

[nuclearace]

That's after latest commit

[nuclearace]

Objective-C is so terribly ugly. The Swift version is so much nicer.

[ashokrkm]

thanks for the fix! Objective-C was terrible, but once used to it, it is awesome!

If i have an event defined, and also have onAny, both are getting hit.
This is totally fine, but just want to make sure it is the expected behavior.

    [socket on:@"data" callback:^(NSArray* data, void (^ack)(   NSArray*)) {
       NSLog(@"data:%@", data);
   }];
   [socket onAny:^(SocketAnyEvent* e) {
       NSLog(@"%@", e.event);
       NSLog(@"%@", e.items);
   }];

In this case it hits both onAny, and also on - both get executed.

[nuclearace]

On any is always called first.

[ashokrkm]

great thanks works well!

[trungnguyen1791]

I can't find "SocketAnyEvent" after using pods? Maybe u missing something here

[nuclearace]

https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client-swift/blob/master/SwiftIO/SocketAnyEvent.swift#L27 Is public and @objc so it should be available to Objective-C