Re: [Moderator] "RFC" -- Specialist lists (was Re: Bindings Book !!!!!)
Re: [Moderator] "RFC" -- Specialist lists (was Re: Bindings Book !!!!!)
- Subject: Re: [Moderator] "RFC" -- Specialist lists (was Re: Bindings Book !!!!!)
- From: Scott Anguish <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 01:29:20 -0500
On Jan 14, 2005, at 6:07 PM, Guy English wrote:
I do think that more visible documentation would be nice. Scotts
example is well done and your page is great. But ... a single source
for all this stuff would be nice. I *still* can't find a listing of
all the operators I can use. "@count", etc.
These are used in keyPaths, which is part of Key Value Coding.
that's where it's documented.
“Array Operators” lists the available array operators and describes
their use.
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/
KeyValueCoding/Concepts/ArrayOperators.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/
20002176/BAJEAIEE
And I *know* I've seen it
somewhere. On the topic of a bindings book I think it's kind of
pointless. Bindings don't make much sense by themselves - they need to
be taken in context with the rest of Cocoa and the Objective-C object
model. I think people would actually have an easier time if the dug
around the runtime headers and grokked what kind of magic was going
on. It's really not all that fancy once you know how it works.
While that's true, it's not helpful if you're just beginning.
mmalc and I have had the luxury of working with the engineers on
this for several months before the docs were released, and that makes a
huge difference in what we understand. We also try to keep up with
what you guys are trying to do, and that gives us more understanding.
the fact that this hasn't all trickled down into the documentation
yet is not an intentional omission. just time.
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