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Re: Correct way to implement validateValue:?
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Re: Correct way to implement validateValue:?


  • Subject: Re: Correct way to implement validateValue:?
  • From: Keith Blount <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2005 02:22:48 -0700 (PDT)

Many thanks again for taking the time to reply, much
appreciated.

> To clarify:  Why are you implementing a method with
> that signature?

> The validation method in the example shows the
> correct method signature:

>    -(BOOL)validatePrice:(id *)value error:(NSError
> **)outError

This is what I was trying to follow - as I understand
it, the method signature is value<key>:... In your
example, "price" is an instance variable with
KVC-compliant accessors, which is why the method is
named validatePrice:... And the method is contained
inside the object class with that instance variable.

So, accordingly, in my KBNode class, I have an
instance variable as follows:

NSMutableDictionary *properties;

Thus, isn't the key "properties"? If this is the
instance variable I want to validate (though actually,
I want to validate the actual keys inside the
dictionary, which are bound to my table columns), why
isn't the following the correct signature?

- (BOOL)validateProperties:(id *)ioValue
error:(NSError **)outError

Note I have tried the other variations with forKey:
and forKeyPath: too, and none ever seems to get
called.

Also, is this even the best approach when what I
actually want to do is to check that the file being
renamed doesn't already exist on disk? Shouldn't I
really be doing this in my controller rather than my
model? (But if so, how - validation is at the model
level, isn't it?)

Many thanks again, sorry if I'm missing something
silly here.
All the best,
Keith

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