Re: Who Calls Accessors in Bookmarks?
Re: Who Calls Accessors in Bookmarks?
- Subject: Re: Who Calls Accessors in Bookmarks?
- From: Gordon Apple <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:24:10 -0500
Because those particular accessors appear to be specific to the
mentioned classes. If they are going to try to use them, their documents
should clue you in and at least provide the reference you guys sent. (Ok,
the documents headers do vaguely reference the Key-Value Coding Guide, along
with a few other encyclopedic references.)
I follow the conventions for ivars and my own code works with bindings.
So far I have a six level hierarchy, a detailed table view tab for each, a
tree view for all, a browser view for all, and plan to include a 10.5
fancy-smancy flip-through view.
> Why should accessors and Key Value Observing be
> documented in NSArray, NSMutableArray, or
> NSArrayController ? Nearly every class provides
> accessors. Why are NSArray, NSMutableArray, or
> NSArrayController special ? Is it because those are
> the classes you happen to use in your application ?
> Should the concepts of instance variables be explained
> in every reference document ? Should Objective-C
> message dispatch be explained again in every class
> reference?
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