Hi Matti,
On 2/06/11, Motti Shneor <[email protected]> wrote:
@interface NSManagedObject (OURExtension) @property (readonly)
NSMutableDictionary *attributesAsDictionary;
@end
- (NSMutableDictionary *)attributesAsDictionary {
NSMutableDictionary *attributesDictionary =
[NSMutableDictionary
dictionaryWithCapacity:[self.entity.attributesByName count]];
for (NSAttributeDescription* attribute in self.entity.attributesByName ) {
NSString *attribName = [attribute name];
id attribValue = [self valueForKey:attribName];
if (attribName && attribValue)
[attributesDictionary setObject:attribValue forKey:attribName];
}
return attributesDictionary;
}
I recall having some problems looping over attributes too. Here
is some working code which solves the (known) problem that Xcode
4 no longer leaves uninitialized integer attributes as nil:
NSEntityDescription * anEntity = self.entity;
// 22 Mar 11 - brute force work around for Xcode 4's
setting of numbers to zero.
for (NSPropertyDescription * property in anEntity)
{
if ([property isKindOfClass: [NSAttributeDescription class]])
{
NSAttributeDescription * attribute =
(NSAttributeDescription *) property;
NSAttributeType anAttributeType = [attribute attributeType];
if ( NSInteger16AttributeType ==
anAttributeType ||
NSFloatAttributeType ==
anAttributeType ||
NSInteger32AttributeType ==
anAttributeType ||
NSInteger64AttributeType ==
anAttributeType ||
NSDecimalAttributeType ==
anAttributeType ||
NSDoubleAttributeType == anAttributeType
)
{
[self setValue: nil forKey: attribute.name];
}
}
}
Notice how I had to loop on NSPropertyDescription rather than
NSAttributeDescription. Perhaps that will help you?
Cheers,
Steve
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