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by Mark Donohoe — Aug 13, 09
Almost right! What you're doing when you set the arguments is passing the address of the POINTERS of the objects, not the objects themselves because remember, in Objective-C, what we usually call objects are technically pointers. So in essence, you're passing a pointer to a pointer (a.k.a. an objective-c class).
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