Ken Thomases wrote:
> How about a dictionary whose keys are NSValues representing the
> objects? For each object, the value from the dictionary would be an
> NSMutableArray whose elements are the key paths being observed on that
> object.
>
> // ...
> NSValue* objectKey = [NSValue valueWithNonretainedObject:object];
> NSMutableArray* keyPaths = [observers objectForKey:objectKey];
> if (!keyPaths)
> {
> keyPaths = [NSMutableArray array];
> [observers setObject:keyPaths forKey:objectKey];
> }
> [keyPaths addObject:keyPath];
Hi Ken
Do you think that observing lots of objects with lots
of keypaths is a good idea anyway?
Maybe I'm considering my first approch again, using only key-value
coding inside the view and move the observing somewhere else ...
What I like about your idea is the use of
[NSValue valueWithNonretainedObject:object];
I didn't know that. I'm quite new to coocoa, but not to programming.
Since the number of keypaths for each object is constant, I might
decide using a custom bitmap object as the value part in the
dictionary. That bitmap would indicate which keypath is being observed.
Thanks a lot.
Patrick
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