Converting 'x' value of a CGPoint ivar to NSTimeInterval?

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Published on 2010-06-10T12:34:54Z Indexed on 2010/06/10 12:52 UTC
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Hi

I have a velocity ivar defined as a CGPoint.

I need to somehow extract just the 'x' value of velocity, and then use this to call-send a message to the following method signature

-(void) adjustTimer:(NSTimeInterval*)newInterval

How do I obtain just the 'x' value of a CGPoint? Do I then need to convert or cast this result before calling my adjustTimer method?

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