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Is it 'wrong' to use a global dictionary?
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Is it 'wrong' to use a global dictionary?


  • Subject: Is it 'wrong' to use a global dictionary?
  • From: Jason Galarneau <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 22:37:07 +1030

I'm making an app that stores its data (1000's of instances of a custom object) in a dictionary, and would like to be able to access that data from any bit of my program (i.e. from within the code of any of my controlling objects)

Is it bad form to use a global dictionary for such a purpose? What is the 'established' way to do such a thing in Cocoa? _______________________________________________
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