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Re: Trying to Tweak a WORepetition
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Re: Trying to Tweak a WORepetition


  • Subject: Re: Trying to Tweak a WORepetition
  • From: David LeBer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 19:47:46 -0400


On Oct 13, 2004, at 4:59 PM, Janice Cheung wrote:

   Greetings!

   I have a question concerning WORepetitions:

1. Is there a way for one WORepetition to speak to another? For example, I have two
separate WORepetition lists. One list contains all the departments a user belongs to.
The second list contains all the departments an administrator is responsible for. I would
like to combine both WORepetitions together as one list, removing any repetitive data (such
as where a department administrator belongs to a department, yet is the administrator for
that very same department).

The WORepetition is really just a display device and as such doesn't have a lot of smarts. What it sound like you want to do is either combine two existing NSArrays or create a new fetch that fetches all of the Departments that fit your criteria into one NSArray, and use that.


1. Combine two existing NSArrays - I'd use ERXArrayUtilities from Project WONDER:

NSMutableArray combined = deptArray.mutableClone();
ERXArrayUtilities.addObjectsFromArrayWithoutDuplicates(combined, adminDeptArray);


This will leave you with the "combined" array containing all of the objects with no duplicates.

It wouldn't be hard to recreate the functionality of the ERXArrayUtilities method, but I'm adverse to writing code if someone else has already :-)

2. Create a fetch that fetches all of the Departments that fit your criteria.

I'd probably create a fetchSpec in my model for this (mostly because I use eogenerator, and its cool template that generates named methods for my fetchSpecs in my EO's saving me a ton of code). I'll leave that up to you, it will have to depend on the keys/relationships in your model.

;david

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David LeBer
Codebase Software Systems
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