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Re: Storing generic objects as plists (i.e. plist object persistence)
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Re: Storing generic objects as plists (i.e. plist object persistence)


  • Subject: Re: Storing generic objects as plists (i.e. plist object persistence)
  • From: Annard Brouwer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2002 15:08:03 +0200

The friendly people at OAAI once put a piece of code together that did this. And they made it available to the public! I had extended it and gave the changes back to them but I don't kow if they updated their public copy.
If people are interested, I can dig it up and put it somewhere. Please email me directly because I don't read this list frequently.

Annard

Here's an exceprt from the README:

OAPropertyListCoders -

An NSCoder-like hierarchy for encoding objects to human-readable property-list format.

Copyright 1997, 1998 by M. Onyschuk and Associates Inc.
All Rights Reserved.

ABOUT PROPERTY LIST CODERS:

OAPropertyListCoders offers an alternative to NSCoder, allowing objects to be encoded to a human-readable property-list format. The class, its subclasses, and the categories provided for standard FoundationKit classes form a basis for document storage in our forthcoming Rhapsody business-graphics application GlyphiX (see http://www.oaai.com/GlyphiX for details).

On Friday, June 28, 2002, at 06:18 , email@hidden wrote:

I'm going to try to send this again .. even I didn't see it come in the
first time around and I would
think this is an "interesting" topic.. (IMHO anyway! :-)
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