Re: Why is copyWithZone: being called?
Re: Why is copyWithZone: being called?
- Subject: Re: Why is copyWithZone: being called?
- From: Jiva DeVoe <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:48:31 -0700
I have seen this when I used the script menu accessor generator to make
my accessors. They use [newObject copy]; to get the new object. Just
change it to a [newObject retain] which is probably more efficient
anyway.
On Feb 21, 2005, at 11:20 AM, T Reaves wrote:
Hello all.
I am working on an application utilizing bindings. I have a UI page
bound to a domain object via an NSArrayController - the domain object
has only NS* data members - , and that works well. I then added a
second domain object, and the first (bound) object no has the second
domain object as a data member.
So I added the new keys to the NSArrayController using the dot
notation (attribute.attribute). I then bound the new widgets in the UI
to the new keys of the controller. Now, when I start the app, I get
the error:
*** -[Range copyWithZone:]: selector not recognized
I know how to implement copyWithZone:. What I do not understand is
why I must. Why is it that when a domain object contains only NS*
data members, bindings do not call copyWithZone:, but when a domain
object contains other domain object data members copyWithZone: is
called?
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