Does AFNetworking make full block calls on the main thread? Or is it called in the background, do I need to manually send my UI update to the main thread?
Use words instead of codes, the for example code with NSLog
AFJSONRequestOperation * operation = [AFJSONRequestOperation JSONRequestOperationWithRequest: request success: ^ (NSURLRequest * request, NSHTTPURLResponse * response, ID JSON) {self.label.text = JSON [@ "text"]; } Failure: zero]; ? This is rather
AFJSONRequestOperation * Operation = [AFJSONRequestOperation should be written like JSONRequestOperationWithRequest: Request Success: ^ (NSURLRequest * request, NSHTTPURLResponse * Feedback ID JSON) {dispatch_async (dispatch_get_main_queue (), ^ {self.label.text = JSON [@ "text"];}); } Failure: zero];
In AFNetworking 2, a is completionQueue property.
If the sending queue for completionBlock of the operation operation is zero (default), the main queue is used
OS_OBJECT_USE_OBJC @property #if (nonatomic, strong, nULL) completionQueue dispatch_queue_t. #else @property (nonatomic, assign, empty) dispatch_queue_t closing queue; #endif In AFNetworking 3, the completionQueue has been moved to the property (which extends AFHTTPSessionManager ).
To send the dispatch queue if NULL (default), the main queue is used.
@property (nonatomic, strong) dispatch_queue_t closing queue; @protecti (nonatomic, strong, flexible) after the sender_Q_t;
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