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KVC keys vs acronym accessors

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KVC keys vs acronym accessors

Subject: KVC keys vs acronym accessors
From: Matt Gough <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:06:33 +0000

The 'standard' naming convention for accessors of acronyms seems to be of the following form:

-(id) URLString;

-(void) setURLString:(id)someString;

which goes against the normal capitalization for non-acronyms, but is sensible.

The question is, if I want to make such a class KVC compliant, should my key be 'url', 'uRL' or 'URL'?

Assuming it is 'url', do I need to provide the following, or is the default implementation of valueForKey and setValueForKey smart enough to find the above accessors?


-(id) urlString:
{
return [self URLString];
}

-(void) setUrlString:(id)someString;
{
[self setURLString:someString];
}

Thanks

Matt Gough
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