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How do I get the value from a class property in Objective-C?

开发者 https://www.devze.com 2023-03-19 09:48 出处:网络
I want to get variable value from an objective-c class, using reflection. company.h looks like @interface Company : NSObject {

I want to get variable value from an objective-c class, using reflection.

company.h looks like

@interface Company : NSObject {
}
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString* phone;
- (NSString*) getPropertyValueByName: (NSString*) paramName;

company.m looks like

@implementation Company
@synthesize phone;
- (NSString*) getPropertyValueByName: (NSString*) paramName
{    
    id me = self;
    value = [me objectForKey: paramName];
    return value;
}
@end

I am using this like:

Company* comp =开发者_如何转开发 [Company new];
comp.phone = @"+30123456";

NSString* phone = comp.getPropertyValueByName(@"phone");

What I am getting is an exception:

-[Company objectForKey:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance


There is a much easier way to do it by using Key-Value-Coding.

There is already a way to get the value of a property by passing a string:

-(id)valueForKey:(NSString *)keyName;

You don't need to write your own methods for this.


That should be valueForKey instead of objectForKey. objectForKey is an NSDictionary instance method. Besides that there's a potentional mistake in your code. Your return type in the above method is string but you don't cast it to NSString before returning.Even if you're sure that it'll always return a string it's good practice to avoid any doubts. And when declaring an NSString property you should copy it rather than retaining it. And, what's the point in declaring a "me" variable if you can easily say:

[self valueForkey:paramName];
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