I have a flattened JSON: { "CaseName" : "John Doe v. State", "CaseDate" : "<some date>", "Client.FirstName" : "John", "Client.LastName" : "Doe", "Client.Email" : "[email protected]" etc... } I want to deserialize it back to this entity: public class Case() { public string CaseName { get; set; } public ...
Using the query expression style, the let clause can be easily written. My question is how to use the dot notation style to write a let clause. ...
I have a program that I want to either hide or show certain UIbuttons depending on certain variables and all the buttons are named incrementally like 'button1, button2, button3.' So I want to iterate through the buttons but I don't know how to address the button in an assignment statement using an nsstring as a variable inside a dot not...
I have read a number of snippets that mention you should never use dot-notation within your init or dealloc methods. However, I can never seem to find out why. One post did mention in passing that it has to do with KVO, but no more. @interface MyClass : NSObject { SomeObject *object_; } @property (nonatomic, retain) SomeObject *obje...