The class object is 'message' and its key 'messageID' is an NSString.
If I set the object to be an NSString (or NSArray or NSDictionary),
the dictionary stores it just fine. It just won't store 'message'.
messageID is, in reality, generated elsewhere. But you could imagine
it to be NSString* messageID with a value of, say, @"FirstDocument".
Messenger refers to a nib file with which message is initialized. And
I know that my method name (initWithApp) might be a bit rubbish, but I
can always refactor later!
NewMessage* message = [[NewMessage alloc]
initWithApp:@"Messenger" :self];
[currentMessages setObject:message forKey:messageID];
On 13 Aug 2010, at 21:22, Greg Parker wrote:
On Aug 13, 2010, at 1:09 PM, Geoffrey Holden wrote:
Is it possible to store a class object in NSMutableDictionary?
Class objects cannot be used as dictionary keys, because
NSDictionary copies its keys and class objects can't be copied.
Class objects can be used as dictionary values.
[currentMessages setObject:message forKey:messageID];
Is `messageID` supposed to be the class object? If so, that won't
work. One solution is to use NSString class names for the dictionary
keys, and use NSClassFromString() and NSStringFromClass() to convert.
--
Greg Parker gpar...@apple.com Runtime Wrangler
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