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I'm curious whether YACYAML could be given some Core Data entity, and produce for me an encoding of that entity along with all of its
The key to this is: does YACYAML handle @dyanmic properties properly?
@dyanmic
If so, WOW, I'd love to jump on and start using YACYAML right now.
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It just implements NSCoder, it does nothing to introspect properties etc. It should handle anything NSKeyedArchiver does.
On 31 Mar 2014, at 02:25, "Hok Shun Poon" [email protected] wrote: I'm curious whether YACYAML could be given some Core Data entity, and produce for me an encoding of that entity along with all of its The key to this is: does YACYAML handle @Dyanmic properties properly? If so, WOW, I'd love to jump on and start using YACYAML right now. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
On 31 Mar 2014, at 02:25, "Hok Shun Poon" [email protected] wrote:
The key to this is: does YACYAML handle @Dyanmic properties properly?
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Awesome. Cool. I'm using AutoCoding atm. Fingers crossed...
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I'm curious whether YACYAML could be given some Core Data entity, and produce for me an encoding of that entity along with all of its
The key to this is: does YACYAML handle
@dyanmic
properties properly?If so, WOW, I'd love to jump on and start using YACYAML right now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: