Accessorizer writes your NSSet accessors and provides you with setMutation notifications...
You simply write:
NSSet *employees;
and Accessorizer does all the rest!
.h
.m
NSSet *employees;
- (NSUInteger) countOfEmployees;
- (NSEnumerator *) enumeratorOfEmployees;
- (id) memberOfEmployees: (Employee *)anEmployee;
- (void) addEmployeesObject: (Employee *)anEmployee;
- (void) addEmployees: (NSSet *) manyObjects;
- (void) removeEmployeesObject: (Employee *) anEmployee;
- (void) removeEmployees: (NSSet *) manyObjects;
- (NSMutableSet *) primitiveEmployees;
- (void) setPrimitiveEmployees: (NSMutableSet *) anEmployeeSet;
- (BOOL) intersectEmployees: (NSSet *) otherObjects;
Unordered Collections (NSSet)
Using Collections such as NSMutableArray, NSSet or a Custom collection ...
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