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getting an NSUndoManager in an OCUnit test case

Subject: getting an NSUndoManager in an OCUnit test case
From: Daniel Steward <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 09:15:28 -0600

OOPS - no subject the first time.

I'm trying to add some test cases to look at undo/redo in my OCUnit tests. I don't want to start the application to do this, I just want to test the data model. What I've discovered is that using [[NSUndoManager alloc] init] in the context of a running application produces the desired NSUndoManager. The same code running in a test case will produce an NSDictionary.

I'd be most gratefull for any suggestions on how to get a working NSUndoManager in my test case. It is in the foundation framework after all - it should be usable anyplace. I've searched all over the place for answers with no luck.

Dan
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