NSString is a class cluster : NSString is a class cluster, along with other Foundation types such as NSNumber and NSArray: Class clusters are a design pattern that the Foundation framework makes extensive use of. Class clusters group a number of private, concrete subclasses under a public, abstract superclass. The grouping of classes in this way simplifies the publicly visible architecture of an object-oriented framework without reducing its functional richness.
Class clusters are based on the Abstract Factory design pattern discussed in “Cocoa Design Patterns. €? Make sure you read the 'Subclassing Notes' in the NSString doc you have to implement a custom storage mechanism for your subclass.
My guess is that you aren't doing this, or if you are, you are still seeing those private classes pop up when you call the NSCoding methods on super because super will use the methods of the specific private class that the NSString refers to (which depends on its contents).
NSString is a class cluster: "NSString is a class cluster, along with other Foundation types such as NSNumber and NSArray: Class clusters are a design pattern that the Foundation framework makes extensive use of. Class clusters group a number of private, concrete subclasses under a public, abstract superclass. The grouping of classes in this way simplifies the publicly visible architecture of an object-oriented framework without reducing its functional richness.
Class clusters are based on the Abstract Factory design pattern discussed in “Cocoa Design Patterns. €" Make sure you read the 'Subclassing Notes' in the NSString doc... you have to implement a custom storage mechanism for your subclass. My guess is that you aren't doing this, or if you are, you are still seeing those private classes pop up when you call the NSCoding methods on super, because super will use the methods of the specific private class that the NSString refers to (which depends on its contents).
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