Brett Powley wrote:
MyAppDelgate *ad = [NSApp delegate];
then do something with [ad myMutableArray]
Incorrect. You don't get accessors for instance variables
automatically like that.
Well yes, but I assumed that his problem was that he didn't know how to
get at the application delegate from his views, not that he didn't know
how to write accessors. (How do you know that myMutableArray isn't an
accessor method anyway?)
Key-Value Coding to the rescue. If you at least know the ivar name, you
can do:
NSMutableArray *ma = [[NSApp delegate] valueForKey:@"myMutableArray"];
This looks quick and dirty, but in some cases KVC comes in handy.
Remember to check the class of the returned value if you're not sure.
Using KVC, you can read/modify any ivar of any object regardless of
whether it has an accessor method defined or not. Not that I recommend
this approach, though (for ethical reasons, mainly :-))
Florent
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