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    Default Basic Objective-C help needed

    Why does this piece of code not work?

    - (IBAction)buttonpressed: (id)sender
    {
    MovingText.x = 100;
    }
    I want the button (when clicked) to move the text to the x value of 50. Instead it comes up with the following error

    Error: Request for member "x" in something not a structure or a union
    Any ideas would be welcome, cheers .

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    Does "x" need to be declared as a variable?
    I can do C# but not C :/
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    Quote Originally Posted by maiden2k7 View Post
    Does "x" need to be declared as a variable?
    I can do C# but not C :/
    I don't know C either, however I assume x is a variable within the instance of MovingText.


    If this is so, did you initialize the instance? If not it may be looking for a non-existent namespace or class called MovingText.
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    Well it most programming languages, that take after the C syntax, or most in general.. after the period it is a property of Moving Text.

    MovingText.x
    MovingText.y

    Just like in a label (C# example):

    this.lblBlah.Text = "blah";

    Text being the property of lblBlah, and so on.

    I can't tell too much from this, could you post some more code.

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