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Re: NSEnumerator ordering ?
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Re: NSEnumerator ordering ?


  • Subject: Re: NSEnumerator ordering ?
  • From: Marcel Weiher <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Jul 2002 00:12:40 +0200

On Wednesday, July 3, 2002, at 04:30 Uhr, Otto Poellath wrote:

Hmm, dictionaries are unordered by definition. But maybe you could store the ordered keys in an NSArray and include it in the NSDictionary as well?

Or just use the XML archiver/unarchiver in Objective-XML, especially if you're actually trying to archive instance variables, not dictionaries per-se.

This will give you output where the variable names are xml-tags and the values contained within those tags. For example:

<NSFont id='3b'>
<fontName>Courier-BoldOblique</fontName>
<fontSize valuetype='f'>44.5</fontSize>
</NSFont>

This is the encoding of an NSFont object. To me, it seems self-explanatory.

Here's a somewhat longer sample, which is an extract of a large archive. It shows how an instance variable named "slots" that contains a NSMutableArray is archived. I also shows how references to objects are encoded using 'idref'.


<slots valuetype='@'>
<NSMutableArray id='1c'>
<count valuetype='i'>5</count>
<arrayelement valuetype='@'>
<?Class name="MPWRectSlot" version="3"?>
<MPWRectSlot id='1d'>
<original idref=5/>
<name>epleblomster S HV lite</name>
<active valuetype='c'>1</active>
<rect valuetype='{_NSRect={_NSPoint=ff}{_NSSize=ff}}'>{{0, 0}, {624, 871}}</rect>
</MPWRectSlot>
</arrayelement>
<arrayelement valuetype='@'>
<MPWRectSlot id='1e'>
<original idref=8/>
<name>(telebue_sort)-1</name>
<active valuetype='c'>1</active>
<rect valuetype='{_NSRect={_NSPoint=ff}{_NSSize=ff}}'>{{-462, 238}, {727, 181}}</rect>
</MPWRectSlot>
</arrayelement>
<arrayelement valuetype='@'>
<MPWRectSlot id='1f'>
<original idref=a/>
<name>(Telehuset negativ)-1</name>
<active valuetype='c'>1</active>
<rect valuetype='{_NSRect={_NSPoint=ff}{_NSSize=ff}}'>{{29, 338}, {551, 184}}</rect>
</MPWRectSlot>
</arrayelement>
<arrayelement valuetype='@'>
<MPWRectSlot id='20'>
<original idref=c/>
<name>Body5110 (Page 1)-1</name>
<active valuetype='c'>1</active>
<rect valuetype='{_NSRect={_NSPoint=ff}{_NSSize=ff}}'>{{0, 0}, {162, 65}}</rect>
</MPWRectSlot>
</arrayelement>
<arrayelement valuetype='@'>
<MPWRectSlot id='21'>
<original idref=e/>
<name>Headline5110 (Page 1)-1</name>
<active valuetype='c'>1</active>
<rect valuetype='{_NSRect={_NSPoint=ff}{_NSSize=ff}}'>{{0, 0}, {162, 65}}</rect>
</MPWRectSlot>
</arrayelement>
</NSMutableArray>
</slots>



Marcel


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Marcel Weiher Metaobject Software Technologies
email@hidden www.metaobject.com
Metaprogramming for the Graphic Arts. HOM, IDEAs, MetaAd etc.
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