Re: [Rubycocoa-talk] AddressBook and address labels

[Alpha C. <alp...@gm...>]

On Dec 31, 2007 6:50 AM, Patrick Hurley <ph...@gm...> wrote:
> addrs = me.valueForProperty("Address")          # =>
> #<OSX::ABMultiValueCoreDataWrapper:0xbf5d6
> class='ABMultiValueCoreDataWrapper' id=0x53b330>
> addr = addrs.valueAtIndex(0)                    # =>
> #<OSX::NSCFDictionary:0xbf22a class='NSCFDictionary' id=0x53fe30>
> addr["Street"] = "1234 Anystreet"               # => "1234 Anystreet"
> addr["Street"].to_s                             # => "1234 Anystreet"
> addrs.replaceValueAtIndex_withValue(0, addr)    # =>
> OSX::OCMessageSendException: Can't get Objective-C method signature
> for selector 'replaceValueAtIndex:withValue:' of receiver
> #<OSX::ABMultiValueCoreDataWrapper:0x1f2f2
> class='ABMultiValueCoreDataWrapper' id=0x51e640>
> # ab.save

Try using addrs = addrs.mutableCopy to get an ABMutableMultiValue that
you can modify. You'll probably need to use me.setValue_forProperty to
write the changes back to the person record.

Also, you should probably be using the KABAddressProperty constant to
access the addresses in the me.valueForProperty method.

Regards,
Alpha