Hi List,
In some debugging within takeValueForKey() I want to find out if the key
already has a value set. If I call valueForKey() or storedValueForKey() and the
value isn't already set I get infinite recursion as it triggers a fault and
tries to load with takeValueForKey() and so on.
I am
Hi everyone,
unfortunately the maven.wocommunity.org has gone down (Service unavailable), at
least since yesterday we could observe this issue.
Greetings Thanks for providing the repo / fixing this in advance :-)
Dennis
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2014 14:55:16 +0100
John Pollard j...@pollardweb.com wrote:
Hi List,
In some debugging within takeValueForKey() I want to find out if the
key already has a value set. If I call valueForKey() or
storedValueForKey() and the value isn't already set I get infinite
recursion as
The order of calls is:
takeValueForKey - setXXX - takeStoredValueForKey
All of these maybe skipped except for takeStoredValueForKey, so that is the
only one you should override to see what is getting saved.
On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 8:55 AM, John Pollard j...@pollardweb.com wrote:
Hi List,
Hi Dennis,
Thanks for reporting. The service is back up.
Cheers,
Henrique
On 11/09/2014, at 12:27, Dennis Bliefernicht dennis.blieferni...@xyrality.com
wrote:
Hi everyone,
unfortunately the maven.wocommunity.org has gone down (Service unavailable),
at least since yesterday we could
Ray,
Thanks for the thought. I do want to log the stack trace but as I can't predict
when this issue might happen and it is rare. I want to narrow down to the close
circumstances first, or else I will be logging thousands of these stack traces
in normal operation when there isn't a problem.
Apologies, I meant takeStoredValueForKey(). Within there, how can I safely see
what the value currently is when when this method is called, before I invoke
super. takeStoredValueForKey() to take on the new value?
John
On 11 Sep 2014, at 18:10, John Huss johnth...@gmail.com wrote:
The order of
I have used the
@Override
public void willUpdate() {
)method
then I get the original value and compare it
if (committedSnapshotValueForKey(PROJECT_DESCRIPTION_KEY) !=
NSKeyValueCoding.NullValue) {
That might not give you what you want. committedSnapshot is set when the
object is first mutated. If you if the value is changed like:
null - B - null
Then this won’t log what is desired.
Chuck
On 2014-09-11, 12:28 PM, Theodore Petrosky wrote:
I have used the
@Override
public void
You are going to grow hair on your palms doing this but…
willRead();
Object value = __dictionary().valueForKey(“your attribute”);
Should, I think, do what you want. Of course, it is package protected so you
will need to use reflection to get access. And the result may be null if the
object
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