Thanks John!
I let eclipse add the annotation to suppress the warning and I changed
the setRecords() to take an NSArray<Record>. So now the accessors
look as shown below:
1: public void setRecords(NSArray<Record> value) {
2: takeStoredValueForKey(value, "records");
3: }
4:
5: @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
6:
7: public NSArray<Record> records() {
8: return ((NSArray<Record>)storedValueForKey("records"));
9: }
10:
11: public void addToRecords(Record value) {
12: includeObjectIntoPropertyWithKey(value, "records");
13: }
14:
15: public void removeFromRecords(Record value) {
16: excludeObjectFromPropertyWithKey(value, "records");
17: }
Now, when I create my EO programmatically and insert into the editing
context and then initialize some of its properties I had this code:
myEO.setRecords(NSArray.EmptyArray);
It looks like now I have to change that line to the following:
myEO.setRecords(new NSArray<Record>());
Or is there a better way to create an empty NSArray<Record> without
really creating new instances every single time?
Thanks
On Nov 1, 2007, at 1:32 PM, John Huss wrote:
The getter looks good. Yes, it will generate a warning. You can
set the SuppressAllWarnings annotation to hide them - I can't
remember the exact syntax.
The setter should take an NSArray, which will also allow an
NSMutableArray to be passed since it is a subclass.
John
On 11/1/07, Ricardo Parada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
Just wondering how people are writing their accessor methods inside
their EOs now that NSArray and NSMutableArray have been
parameterized (did I say that right? :-) ). For example consider
the following accessors for a to-many relationship called
"records". Is this the right way to do it because line #7 is still
generating a warning in eclipse. And what is the correct type for
the setRecords() method? Should it take an NSMutableArray<Record>
or an NSArray<Record> argument?
1: public void setRecords(NSMutableArray<Record> value) {
2: takeStoredValueForKey(value, "records");
3: }
4:
5:
6: public NSArray<Record> records() {
7: return ((NSArray<Record>)storedValueForKey("records"));
8: }
9:
10:
11: public void addToRecords(Record value) {
12: includeObjectIntoPropertyWithKey(value, "records");
13: }
14:
15:
16: public void removeFromRecords(Record value) {
17: excludeObjectFromPropertyWithKey(value, "records");
18: }
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