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Re: NSDates, NSTimestamps and the Java-bridge
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Re: NSDates, NSTimestamps and the Java-bridge


  • Subject: Re: NSDates, NSTimestamps and the Java-bridge
  • From: Art Isbell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 14 May 2003 11:15:14 -1000

On Wednesday, May 14, 2003, at 09:40  AM, Ricardo Strausz wrote:

On miircoles, mayo 14, 2003, at 13:36 America/Mexico_City, Art Isbell
wrote:

	If I recall my ObjC, the correct form should be

    id eoq = [EOQualifier qualifierWithQualifierFormat:@"cliente=%@
and fecha>=%@ and estado>0",[eo folio],desde];

The argument list of qualifierWithQualifierFormat: includes the format
string followed by n arguments, where n is the number of '%'-prefixed
format characters in the format string.

The problem with such a sintaxis is that qualifierWithQualifierFormat
is expecting 2 arguments (an string and an array) so the run-time says
something like "does not recognizes selector".

There used to be a method qualifierWithQualifierFormat:(NSString *)qualifierFormat arguments:(NSArray *)arguments. Maybe that's what you need.


Aloha,
Art
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