Wiadomość napisana w dniu 2009-03-22, o godz. 20:03, przez hns:
From my experiments done so far (which are difficult as long as Level
2 is not working) it does not look like NSPortCoder uses keyed coding.
But it needs much more analysis.
Ok, I've checked that it doesn't. I wrote a custom class with
something like:
- (void)encodeWithCoder: (NSCoder *)encoder {
NSLog(@"allows keyed coding = %d", [encoder allowsKeyedCoding]);
if([encoder allowsKeyedCoding]) {
[encoder encodeObject: firstName forKey: @"first"];
[encoder encodeObject: lastName forKey: @"last"];
} else {
[encoder encodeObject: firstName];
[encoder encodeObject: lastName];
}
}
This is passed bycopy to the distant object. Once run, that code
outputs 0 to the console.
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