FROM : Scott Ellsworth
DATE : Thu Apr 14 21:36:50 2005
Hi, all.
I have an NSDictionary as one of my primary datastores. I want to
throw its contents into an NSTableView via the NSArrayController
running the table.
Currently, I do this the ugly way: take the dictionary, grab the key
array, copy it, then use that read-only stable copy to rummage
through. (Done because the ordering can potentially change on you.)
I would much rather have something with both NSDictionary and NSArray
accessors that exposes the underlying key array in a stable order, so
add and delete work correctly and are reflected in the underlying
data. This would involve a subclass that composes an
NSMutableDictionary and NSMutableArray, and which then overrides
appropriate methods and passes them through to the underlying data
stores.
Not terribly difficult conceptually, but enough of a pain to do right
that I do not relish it. Anyone already done this and put it Out There?
Scott
DATE : Thu Apr 14 21:36:50 2005
Hi, all.
I have an NSDictionary as one of my primary datastores. I want to
throw its contents into an NSTableView via the NSArrayController
running the table.
Currently, I do this the ugly way: take the dictionary, grab the key
array, copy it, then use that read-only stable copy to rummage
through. (Done because the ordering can potentially change on you.)
I would much rather have something with both NSDictionary and NSArray
accessors that exposes the underlying key array in a stable order, so
add and delete work correctly and are reflected in the underlying
data. This would involve a subclass that composes an
NSMutableDictionary and NSMutableArray, and which then overrides
appropriate methods and passes them through to the underlying data
stores.
Not terribly difficult conceptually, but enough of a pain to do right
that I do not relish it. Anyone already done this and put it Out There?
Scott
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