Also
d2wContext().valueForKeyPath("smartAttribute.className");
Ramsey
On Oct 27, 2010, at 9:44 AM, Simon wrote:
brilliant - thanks to all for the input !!
Simon
On 27 October 2010 14:08, Farrukh Ijaz
wrote:
Hi Simon,
Does this make sense to you?
EOModelGroup
.defaultGroup
().entityNamed
(
Hi Simon,
My question is why do you need it? If it's not for something UI-specific, then
you may be doing something in a not-so-optimal way...
I'm not saying you _are_ doing something wrong, just that any time I think of
using instanceof or similar, I stop and review my design decisions to make
brilliant - thanks to all for the input !!
Simon
On 27 October 2010 14:08, Farrukh Ijaz
wrote:
> Hi Simon,
> Does this make sense to you?
> EOModelGroup.defaultGroup().entityNamed("EntityName")._attributeForPath("attributeName").className()
> Farrukh
> On 2010-10-27, at 3:57 PM, Simon wrote:
>
>
oh -- my bad -- i interpreted that as "in the code editor" rather than actually
the java code to check it.
ms
On Oct 27, 2010, at 9:08 AM, Farrukh Ijaz wrote:
> Hi Simon,
>
> Does this make sense to you?
>
> EOModelGroup.defaultGroup().entityNamed("EntityName")._attributeForPath("attributeNam
Hi Simon,
Does this make sense to you?
EOModelGroup.defaultGroup().entityNamed("EntityName")._attributeForPath("attributeName").className()
Farrukh
On 2010-10-27, at 3:57 PM, Simon wrote:
> hi all - is there an easy / quick way to figure out the type of a
> particular attribute in code ?
>
>
On 2010-10-27, at 8:57 AM, Simon wrote:
> hi all - is there an easy / quick way to figure out the type of a
> particular attribute in code ?
>
> e.g. i want to know what type (ie. Integer, BigDecimal, String) the
> column X is of entity Y
See EOEntity, EOAttribute, ERXEOAccessUtilities:
If y
It's somewhat easy, check
er.rest.util.ERXRestSchema.schemaPropertiesForEntityNamed() to get ideas.
> hi all - is there an easy / quick way to figure out the type of a
> particular attribute in code ?
>
> e.g. i want to know what type (ie. Integer, BigDecimal, String) the
> column X is of entity
if you have eogenerated classes, just hovering on the method call to the
accessor should show you the method declaration. if you are just talking about
an arbitrary entity and attribute, the fastest in 3.6 is probably to
cmd-shift-v lookup the entity and then look at the attribute definition in
hi all - is there an easy / quick way to figure out the type of a
particular attribute in code ?
e.g. i want to know what type (ie. Integer, BigDecimal, String) the
column X is of entity Y
thanks, simon
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