For example:
{id: 123,
name: "outer",
inner:
{ id: 456,
name: "inner" }
}
Although MMRecord only provides default access to the outer dictionary, I would really like both the name and ID of the object represented by the inner dictionary. While MMRecordAttributeAlternateNameKey will work as expected for inner.name, if I specify inner.id I will get a value of 123 instead of 456.
For example:
{id: 123,
name: "outer",
inner:
{ id: 456,
name: "inner" }
}
Although MMRecord only provides default access to the outer dictionary, I would really like both the name and ID of the object represented by the inner dictionary. While
MMRecordAttributeAlternateNameKeywill work as expected forinner.name, if I specifyinner.idI will get a value of 123 instead of 456.