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Re: Key-Value Coding Limitations
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Re: Key-Value Coding Limitations


  • Subject: Re: Key-Value Coding Limitations
  • From: Jonathon Mah <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 11:06:03 +0930

Hi Mike and James,

On 2006-05-06, at 02:07, Mike Abdullah wrote:

Besides, you really ought to be using accessor methods, rather than directly editing the object in any case.

Yes, I know. I was a bit unclear in my original e-mail; this is for a plug-in to an existing application. The plug-in poses a couple of classes over the application, and these posing subclasses require access to some instance variables of their superclasses that don't have accessors. So I can change the plug-in code, but no the application code (i.e. I can't add accessor methods).




Jonathon Mah
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