RHMultiStringValue about rhaddressbook HOT 7 CLOSED

DO you happen to have a code example of what you are trying / what isnt working?

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To create a new one you will need to create a Mutable MultiValue with type String. eg

RHMutableMultiStringValue *new = [RHMutableMultiValue alloc] initWithType:type]; where type is one of the below multi keys.

enum {
   kABInvalidPropertyType         = 0x0,
   kABStringPropertyType          = 0x1,
   kABIntegerPropertyType         = 0x2,
   kABRealPropertyType            = 0x3,
   kABDateTimePropertyType        = 0x4,
   kABDictionaryPropertyType      = 0x5,
   kABMultiStringPropertyType     = kABMultiValueMask | kABStringPropertyType
   kABMultiIntegerPropertyType    = kABMultiValueMask | kABIntegerPropertyType
   kABMultiRealPropertyType       = kABMultiValueMask | kABRealPropertyType
   kABMultiDateTimePropertyType   = kABMultiValueMask | kABDateTimePropertyType
   kABMultiDictionaryPropertyType = kABMultiValueMask | kABDictionaryPropertyType
};
RHMutableMultiStringValue *new = [RHMutableMultiValue alloc] initWithType:kABMultiStringPropertyType];

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The problem is seems to be in including static library to my project, but what is really unclear for me is why Xcode shows me when I type RH (in my implementation) RHPerson, RHGroup, RHSource, RHRecord and RHAddress..., RHAuthorization. I've tried to put in RHAddressBook.h @Class RHMultiString and then it show me in my imlementation file, but functionality isn't proper. And the other thing is when I typed RHMultiStringValue in my.m Xcode doesn't recognize (no highlight) but in quick inspector it show Declared in RHMultiValue.h
No idea why but try to play with pathes for headers.

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Hopefully this can help. http://rheard.com/blog/using-static-ios-libraries/

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#import <RHAddressBook/AddressBook.h>
I did mistake in this string. I'm so ashamed. I've put #import <RHAddressBook/RHAddressBook.h> that's why only partially static library was working. Sorry man for useless disturbing.

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RHAddressBook/RHAddressbook.h instead of RHAddressBook/Addressbook.h

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Ah, no worries. I'm certain i've made similar mistakes. It's not the most cleanly named set of files in the library.

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