On 04/08/2009, at 1:17 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
I'm using the following code from Uli's UKCrashReporter:
ABMultiValue* emailAddresses = [[[ABAddressBook sharedAddressBook]
me] valueForProperty: kABEmailProperty];
NSString* emailAddr =
NSLocalizedStringFromTable
(@"MISSING_EMAIL_ADDRESS",@"UKCrashReporter",@"");
if( emailAddresses )
{
NSString* defaultKey = [emailAddresses
primaryIdentifier];
if( defaultKey )
{
unsigned int defaultIndex = [emailAddresses indexForIdentifier:
defaultKey];
if( defaultIndex != NSNotFound )
emailAddr = [emailAddresses valueAtIndex:
defaultIndex];
}
}
<defaultKey> comes back as a reasonable looking UUID string.
<defaultIndex> comes back as 0.
<emailAddr> comes back as @"0x17C726C0" which is clearly bogus. I've
checked my own entry in the Address Book app and it's fine. The
initial "missing" email address is loaded correctly, but gets
overwritten by the hex string.
Anyone any idea what's going on?
More info:
If I do 'po emailAdresses' I get:
{
* home 0x17C726C0
home 0x172A3D70
}
and if I do 'po 0x17C726C0' I get:
<ABCDEmailAddress: 0x17C726C0 > (entity: ABCDEmailAddress; id:
0x18e2e1a0 <x-coredata://5886BF42-F5AE-4627-A66F-1A562205BD07/ABCDEmailAddress/p13
> ; data: {
address = 0x17C726C0;
addressNormalized = "xxx....@xxxx.com";
distributionListConfigs = "<relationship fault: 0x19a801d0
'distributionListConfigs'>";
isPrimary = 1;
isPrivate = nil;
label = "_$!<Home>!$_";
orderingIndex = 0;
owner = 0x164e6c40 <x-coredata://5886BF42-F5AE-4627-A66F-1A562205BD07/ABCDContact/p15
>;
uniqueId = "9D4F1D76-4859-11D7-A1BB-00039353556E";
})
(I've obscured the email address as an anti-spam measure).
The ABPropertyType comes back as 257 which is kABMultiValueMask |
kABStringProperty, but the actual value looks like a Core Data entity
of some sort, not a string.
Is this a bug in ABMultiValue's -valueAtIndex: method? Again, just
what is going on?
--Graham
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