Hi,
I have a class with a NSMutableArray as readonly property and I need
to execute an action when a new item is added to the array.
I would like:
- to use key-value observing on my NSMutableArray with the collection
accessor pattern
- to preserve the information hiding of my objects and then to change
my current readonly property so that returns a NSMutableArray built
with mutableArrayValueForKey:
The way I've found is the following:
1 - define a private readwrite property with the plain NSMutableArray
NSArray* myPrivateArray;
@interface MyClass ()
@property(nonatomic,retain) NSArray* myPrivateArray;
@end
2 - in the init method initialize the private Array:
...
self.myPrivateArray = [NSMutableArray array];
...
3 - redefine the public readonly property so that return a
NSMutableArray built with mutableArrayValueForKey:
- (NSMutableArray*)myArray {
return [self mutableArrayValueForKey:@"myPrivateArray"];
}
Such a solution is a good practice?
I could build also the proxy array in the init method, which solution is better?
Thanks.
Giannandrea
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“Keep working, do things in the order that makes more sense and all will be ok.”
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