This example is contrived, but it shows my point.
So, if I have an object graph like the following:
{
sex = male;
uid = 637650940;
work = ({
employer = {
id = 116420715044499;
name = "Software Engineer";
};
"end_date" = "0000-00";
"start_date" = "0000-00";
}, {
employer = {
id = 188733137832278;
name = "Apple";
};
});
},
//Some more objects
(This is an NSArray containing NSDictionarys that have an object of type NSArray).
The key field is work
. I want a Key Path that will take the first object in the work
array.
If I do this:
NSArray* work = [outerArrayObject objectForKey: @"work"];
id name = [work valueForKeyPath: @"employer.name"];
I get an array containing each name (In the above case, Software Engineer & Apple). Is there a collection operator or something to return the first object? Bonus points if you can develop a Key Path to sort each work by start_date also :)
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