How to create an "array of selectors"

I'm using the iPhone SDK (3.0) and I'm trying to create an array of selectors to invoke a variety of methods within one class.

Obviously, I'm doing something wrong (I think @selector isn't considered a class and so stuffing them into an NSArray isn't working).

I tried this, but it's obviously wrong.

Is there a simple way to have an array of selectors like this? Or is there a better way to iterate through a collection of methods?

selectors = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
                          @selector(method1),
                          @selector(method2),
                          @selector(method3),
                          @selector(method4),
                          @selector(method5),
                          @selector(method6),
                          @selector(method7), nil];

for (int i = 0; i < [selectors count]; i++) {
    if ([self performSelector:[selectors objectAtIndex:i]]) // do stuff;
}

Could you store strings and use NSSelectorFromString?

From the docs

NSSelectorFromString

Returns the selector with a given name.

SEL NSSelectorFromString (
   NSString *aSelectorName
);

This creates an object out of selector:

[NSValue valueWithPointer:@selector(x)]

Why not just use a simple C array?

static const SEL selectors[] = {@selector(method1),
                                ....
                                @selector(method7)};

...

for (int i = 0; i < sizeof(selectors)/sizeof(selectors[0]); i++) {
  [self performSelector:selectors[i]];
  // ....
}

You can also create an array of NSInvocations. This is handy if you need an argument to go with your selector.

NSMethodSignature *sig = [[yourTarget class] instanceMethodSignatureForSelector:yourSEL];
NSInvocation *inv = [NSInvocation invocationWithMethodSignature:sig];
[inv setTarget:yourTarget];
[inv setSelector:yourSEL];
[inv setArgument:&yourObject atIndex:2]; // Address of your object

If the list is static, I'd go with KennyTM's solution, but if you need a dynamic array or set, another option, besides storing the selector string, is to create an object with an SEL property or ivar, and store that.

@interface SelectorObject : NSObject
@property (assign, readonly, nonatomic) SEL selector;
- (id)initWithSelector:(SEL)selector;
@end

@implementation SelectorObject
- (id)initWithSelector:(SEL)selector {
  self = [super init];
  if (self) {
    _selector = selector;
  }
  return self;
}
@end

You could then add a perform method to the class as well, and implement the method call there.

I'd like to supplement two methods of storing selectors in an array,

First, NSPointerArray can store opaque pointer, such as SEL, as Apple doc said,

NSPointerArray *selectors = [[NSPointerArray alloc] initWithOptions: NSPointerFunctionsOpaqueMemory];
[selectors addPointer:@selector(onSendButton:)];
[button addTarget: self action:[selectors pointerAt:0] forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

Second, C-style array is much simpler,

SEL selectors[] = { @selector(onSendButton:) };
[button addTarget: self action:selectors[0] forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

Choose any as you wish.