Florijan,
How many cases do you need this information in? Personally, I would
use EOGenerator, generate 2 class files (the underscore and regular
classes) and add set and get methods with special names to the
class. Then you could hook up your UI to those methods instead of
the regular methods, and be guaranteed to know when they change
without a lot of extra plumbing.
Ken
On Oct 11, 2006, at 8:34 AM, Florijan Stamenkovic wrote:
Sacha, Chuck,
I suppose I simply have to subclass EOGenericRecord, and add my
notification posts. I will try first with subclassing
takeStoredValue...() and include/excludeObject...() methods, seems
more clean and less dependent on generated EO classes. Still have
to see how exactly methods like addObjectToBothSides...() get
processed though... Sometimes it would be so nice if EOF was open
source :))))
Thanks for the advice,
Best regards
Florijan
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