| Hi all,
I find myself often times needing to iterate through an NSArray of EOs. I'm not sure if the way I'm doing it is the most effecient or not. Here's what I normally do:
public void doThisForAllProducts(EOEditingContext ec) { for (Object aProductObject : products().toArray()) { Product aProduct = (Product) aProductObject;
aProduct.doThis(ec);
} }
This is assuming that products() is an NSArray of Product EOs.
Is this a good / the best way to iterate through NSArrays in general?
I find myself occasionally nesting this loop a couple deep to drill down into several toMany relationships. For example (as a keypath): products.billsOfMaterial.routingSteps.components to get all the components that are possibly used in a product.
On a side note, and the reason for calling products().toArray() is to force EOF to get the real EOs and not just faults. If I just call products() I'll sometimes get EOs, sometimes faults, seemingly by EOF whim. Is that a bug or expected behaviour?
Thanks!
Dave |