Warning after upgrading to xcode 4.6 and iOS 6.1 Used As Name of the previous parameter rather than as part of selector

Question

its not an error it only warning

Example:-

in .h file

-(void)updateFromTable:(NSManagedObject*)mObject:(NSString *)key:(NSString *)value;

'mObject'Used As Name of the previous parameter rather than as part of selector

.m file

-(void)updateFromTable:(NSManagedObject*)mObject:(NSString *)key:(NSString *)value{

    [mObject setValue:value forKey:key];
    [self save];
}

Answer 1

To avoid the warnings such as Parse issue: 'aVariable' used as the name of the previous parameter rather than as part of the selector you get while compiling you should use:

in .h-file:

-(void)updateFromTable:(NSManagedObject*)mObject key:(NSString *)key values:(NSString *)value;

and in you .m-file:

-(void)updateFromTable:(NSManagedObject*)mObject key:(NSString *)key values:(NSString *)value
{
// your cool code goes here!
}

and You should use:

[self updateFromTable:myObject key:myKeyString values:myStringWithValues];

or for better clarity:

[self updateFromTable:myObject 
                  key:myKeyString
                values:myStringWithValues];