Just read the NSError reference, fill up the dictionary for the one
you create when your validation goes bad and assign that new NSError
object to the passed-by-reference one you get.
It's slightly tedious, having to write the code and figure out all
the strings you need in your strings files, but it sure beats the
older ways of doing it.
On Jul 27, 2005, at 15:42 , Charles Haron wrote:
Hello,
I've FINALLY managed to create a custom validation method that
works. Now, how do I change the default "An error has occurred"
message, to something more specific to my validation method?
Thanks,
Charles
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