F e a t u r e s 3
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Accessors:
Accessorizer 1.0 introduces a very powerful feature: the defaults table where you can map a type to specific accessors. If the defaults switch is turned on, then Accessorizer will consult this table when generating output and override the general settings. This feature allows you to declare numerous types of ivars and let Accessorizer selectively output the appropriate code on a per type basis. The type can be from Core Foundation, Appkit, WebKit ... or one of your own custom types. The defaults table persists to disk.
Another new feature in Accessorizer 1.0 is the custom ivars table where you can change the accessor style, testing and locking attributes on a per ivar basis. You can work directly in this window if you choose and minimize the main Accessorizer window. Ivar declarations entered in the main window or via Services are simultaneously inserted into this table.
