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Re: Keyed archiver
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Re: Keyed archiver


  • Subject: Re: Keyed archiver
  • From: Joakim Danielson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2004 20:15:52 +0100



Well, it is true that if a KEY starts with '$', NSKeyedArchiver puts another '$' in front. Which means: all keys are possible, but keys starting with '$' take a bit more time.


But my problem is with VALUEs - nothing in the documentation prohibits using certain string values.
I still beleive that it is my unalienable right to archive and unarchive the string "$null".


Kind regards

Gerriet.



You're right, it says keys not values. Sorry, I missed that when I read it.

Anyway, I changed my program so that I used the accessor methods in my initWithCoder:/encodeWithCoder: methods instead of accessing the ivar directly but the result was the same, "$null" is not stored. I assume this is a bug and that you should report it.

Joakim

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