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Re: More newbie questions


  • Subject: Re: More newbie questions
  • From: Sacha Michel Mallais <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 15:21:38 -0800

On Nov 15, 2005, at 2:46 PM, Randy Becker wrote:

Firstly, is there an EOUtilities function to return objects that match multiple criteria? Or do I have to use lower level methods?

Yes, you're using it below: objectsWithQualifierFormat()...


Right now I've got:
String format = "title caseInsensitiveLike %s";
NSArray args = new NSArray(searchQuery);
return EOUtilities.objectsWithQualifierFormat( session ().defaultEditingContext(), "Item", format, args);


but I'd like to do something like
String format = "(title caseInsensitiveLike %s) OR (title caseInsensitiveLike %s)";

That exact format string will work. The only difference is you'll need to include a second argument for the second %s.



Secondly, how can I display data from an object related to one that is displayed in a WORepetition. Right now, I'm only able to access the attributes of a particular object I'm outputting, and the information I'd like to display is located in a related object.

Through the magic of Key Value Coding. If you have two objects a and b, where a relates to b, and where both have a "name" attribute, then all the following will work:


key path      gives
----------------------------------------
a             the object a
a.name        a's name
a.name.length a's name's length
a.b           the b that is related to a
a.b.name      the name of the b that is related to a


And finally, how can I do something like the WOExamples WXCheckBoxList - I tried importing some of the frameworks in the examples project, but couldn't get it to work - what I want to do is present a list of checkboxes with a single submit button that will perform an action on all of the objects represented by the selected boxes.

Hmm, probably easiest just to do this yourself in the submit action method.



sacha


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