I have an object that is interested in knowing when the region of a MKMapView is changed. This object is not the delegate of the map view, however. I'm trying the following, where map
is a MKMapView:
[map addObserver:self forKeyPath:@"region" options:0 context:nil];
However, observeValueForKeyPath:ofObject:change:context:
isn't being called back.
As an interim solution, I have the map's delegate letting this other object know when the map region is changed, but I'd like to uncouple the two objects as they aren't really related.
In Cocoa (Touch), properties of framework objects are only guaranteed to be KVO-compliant if the documentation says so. The docs for -[MKMapView region]
make no such claim, so you shouldn't try to use KVO upon it. Even if it happened to work, you'd have no guarantee of complete compliance, or of continued success.
Instead, you'll have to use the delegate method and message other objects from there. Possibly your delegate could broadcast an NSNotification
to achieve a similar effect to KVO.
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