NSArary's, takeValueForKey, will do just want you want.
So in your case :
NSArray allNames = company.takevalueForKey(employees.name);
Owen
On 17/09/2004, at 10:01 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
Hello -
I am wondering if there is a one line piece of webobjects magic that I
am missing.
Something which would return an array of strings from a relationship.
Say I have a company with employee objects. I want a new string array
of the
company's employee names.
I have been looping through the relationship
and adding the string to a mutable array and was wondering
if their was a shortcut I have not stumbled upon?
Thanks again,
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