I searched the net and books, for an answer but didn't find it. (maybe because I searched the wrong way, or everyone knew the answer to it, except me)
So my problem is like this: I have a view (made in Interface builder) because I know I will need more views that looks the same. I know how to add 1 view, (or more), but the problem is, I don't know how much products there will be in the database. So for each product, I would need to add another view, with different data. The only problem now, How can I add those multiple views?
If there would always be 5 products, I could just do it like this:
ProductController *productfirstController;
ProductController *productsecondController;
...
[scrollview addSubview:productfirstController.view];
[scrollview addSubview:productsecondController.view];
...
But like you see, this it's a horrible way of programming.
My first thought was if I could use a string like this: (the iInt is an integer in a for lus, on the end it add up with 1)
NSString *productController = "productController%d',iInt;
But here I couldn't get further.
does someone has an idea how I could solve this problem?
Thanks in advance!
Instead of using individual variables for the views, use an NSArray
. Use a loop to add them to the NSArray
and scrollview
. Here it is in detail:
NSArray *productViews = [[NSArray alloc] init];
ProductController *productController;
for (...) {
productController = [[ProductController alloc] init...];
[scrollview addSubview:productfirstController.view];
[productViews addObject:productfirstController];
[productController release];
}