setNSStringselfvalue
setNSStringselfvalue is a nonstandard, often project-specific setter-style API used to assign an NSString value to a property or field named selfvalue. It is not part of the official Cocoa or Swift standard libraries, and its presence usually indicates code generation, bridging layers, or custom wrappers around NSString properties.
Naming and origins: The identifier appears to concatenate a set- prefix, the type name NSString, and the
Typical usage: In a generated or bridging layer, setNSStringselfvalue might be called to assign an NSString
Typing and behavior: The setter is expected to accept an NSString (or an object readable as NSString)
Considerations: Because it is nonstandard,_USE should be limited to its intended codebase, documented clearly, and avoided