AI-generated Key Takeaways
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The GCKRequestDelegate protocol is used to track the status of asynchronous GCKRequest objects.
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Delegate methods are called when a request successfully completes, fails with an error, or is no longer being tracked.
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The delegate methods provide information about the request and the reason for its status change.
<GCKRequestDelegate> Protocol Reference
Overview
The GCKRequest delegate protocol.
- Since
- 3.0
Inherits <NSObjectNSObject>.
(void)
(void)
(void)
Method Detail
| - (void) requestDidComplete: | ( GCKRequest *) | request |
optional
Called when the request has successfully completed.
- Parameters
- requestThe request.
| - (void) request: | ( GCKRequest *) | request | |
| didFailWithError: | ( GCKError *) | error | |
optional
Called when the request has failed.
- Parameters
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request The request. error The error describing the failure.
| - (void) request: | ( GCKRequest *) | request | |
| didAbortWithReason: | (GCKRequestAbortReason) | abortReason | |
optional
Called when the request is no longer being tracked.
It does not guarantee that the request has succeed or failed.
- Parameters
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request The request. abortReason The reason why the request is no longer being tracked.
