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Annotation of Examples/EnterpriseObjects/MasteringDetails/Employee.m, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: // Employee.m
                      2: //
                      3: // Created on Wed Nov 16 11:41:34 PST 1994 by NeXT EOModeler.app Version 67
                      4: 
                      5: #import "Employee.h"
                      6: 
                      7: @implementation Employee
                      8: // This method "flattens" the project name by traversing the object
                      9: // graph.  This is sometimes preferable to flattening in EOModeler
                     10: // because if the toDepartment pointer is reassigned, then this
                     11: // method will correctly return the name for the new department.
                     12: // Such is not the case when using database flattening.
                     13: - (NSString *)departmentName
                     14: {
                     15:     return [toDepartment objectForKey:@"department_name"];
                     16: }
                     17: 
                     18: 
                     19: - (void)dealloc
                     20: {
                     21:     [address autorelease];
                     22:     [city autorelease];
                     23:     [first_name autorelease];
                     24:     [hire_date autorelease];
                     25:     [last_name autorelease];
                     26:     [phone autorelease];
                     27:     [state autorelease];
                     28:     [toEmp_Quote autorelease];
                     29:     [toEmp_Photo autorelease];
                     30:     [toEmp_Project autorelease];
                     31:     [toProjects autorelease];
                     32:     [toDepartment autorelease];
                     33:     [super dealloc];
                     34: }
                     35: 
                     36: 
                     37: @end

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