I am having some trouble figuring out hour to accurately override a method in one of my subclasses.
I have subclass (ClassB) of another customclass (ClassA):
First, make sure your init method creates a ClassB object and not a ClassA (or something else) object.
Then, if you want to create a completely different classB (void)methodName: method than the one found in classA, this is the way to go:
Super is the superclass. By calling [super methodName] you're asking ClassA to execute it's own methodName. If you want to completely override methodName from classA, just don't call super.
So, basically, in your classB's implementation of methodName:
-(void)methodName {
// Remove [super methodName]
// Insert the code you want for methodName in ClassB
}
Feel free to read Messages to self and super in Apple's The Objective-C Programming Language document.