IBAction methods in class extensions?

Everything that's in the class extension is private to your class So the real question here is your IBAction here is private to your view controller or not. If that's something used internally, like the press of a button to activate a function inside your view controller, then yes, put it in your class extension.

Everything that's in the class extension is private to your class. So the real question here is your IBAction here is private to your view controller or not. If that's something used internally, like the press of a button to activate a function inside your view controller, then yes, put it in your class extension.

– Jon Reid Sep 7 at 3:29 Not true in the latest and greatest Xcode :) – gcamp Sep 7 at 12:23 1 Very cool! But not until the latest and greatest is out of beta :) – Jon Reid Sep 7 at 16:30.

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