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mlRe: Who Calls Accessors in Bookmarks?
FROM : mmalc crawford
DATE : Fri Aug 31 18:21:35 2007

On Aug 31, 2007, at 8:24 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:

> Because those particular accessors appear to be specific to the
> mentioned classes.
>

No, they're not -- they're fundamental to KVC and KVO; they will work 
with any class that leverages these technologies...

> If they are going to try to use them, their documents
> should clue you in and at least provide the reference you guys 
> sent.  (Ok,
> the documents headers do vaguely reference the Key-Value Coding 
> Guide, along
> with a few other encyclopedic references.)
>

... the documentation makes abundantly clear that a full understanding 
of KVC and KVO is a prerequisite for using bindings.  If you've failed 
to meet those prerequisites then a failure to understand is yours alone.

To reiterate a point Erik made, it is not clear why some here seem to 
think that it should be possible to dive headlong into a complex 
environment and expect everything to make sense.  There are good 
pedagogical reasons why the documentation -- and some of us answering 
questions here -- stress the importance of learning the fundamentals 
first.

mmalc

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