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Re: Weird behavior in NSMutableDictionary
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Re: Weird behavior in NSMutableDictionary


  • Subject: Re: Weird behavior in NSMutableDictionary
  • From: Thomas Lachand-Robert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 11:36:53 +0100


Le 18 déc. 04, à 05:10, Harilaos Skiadas a écrit :

What I want to do is add anItem as an object to aDict,
with key the string that is the object corresponding
the key @"aKey" in anItem. I would have thought that
the following would work:
[aDict setValue:anItem forKey:[anItem
valueForKey:@"aKey"]];
instead, I had to use:
[aDict setValue:anItem forKey:[[anItem
valueForKey:@"aKey"] copy];



You are confusing -valueForKey with -objectForKey and -setValueForKey with -setObjectForKey. Check again the documentation on dictionaries.


Yours,

Thomas Lachand-Robert
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<< Et le chemin est long du projet à la chose. >> Molière, Tartuffe.

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