Re: KVC/KVO compliance of a container adding multiple objects [SOLVED]

Thanks for that Ken, that's a very useful heads-up that I wasn't previously aware of. I was part way through changing the code when I got this, and it meant I could back out most of the changes. It's working well now... I did go with your suggestion here for - removeObjectsInArray: since it

Re: KVC/KVO compliance of a container adding multiple objects

Replying to myself... On Jul 2, 2008, at 4:51 AM, Ken Thomases wrote: You should probably implement your removeObjectsInArray: in terms of -[NSArray indexOfObjectIdenticalTo:] and removeObjectsAtIndexes:. You know what? That would probably be tedious and error-prone. Given that you alrea

Re: KVC/KVO compliance of a container adding multiple objects

On Jul 1, 2008, at 7:16 PM, mmalc Crawford wrote: On Jul 1, 2008, at 4:33 PM, Graham Cox wrote: I also have a number of methods that allow "things" to be added from arrays, or indexed by an index set. Is there a way to make these KVC/KVO compliant or would they all have to call through to

Re: KVC/KVO compliance of a container adding multiple objects

On Jul 1, 2008, at 4:33 PM, Graham Cox wrote: I also have a number of methods that allow "things" to be added from arrays, or indexed by an index set. Is there a way to make these KVC/ KVO compliant or would they all have to call through to one or more of these methods to ensure that?

KVC/KVO compliance of a container adding multiple objects

I have a container class which has a mutable array. To allow it to be KVC/KVO compliant, I'm implementing: - (void)setObjects:(NSArray*) objs; // KVC/KVO compliant - (NSArray*)objects;