Strange value is returned when "autoEncodeWithCoder"-method deals with NSInteger type

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Hi, greenisus. I very like your extension. But recently found a strange behavior. I tried to perform encoding operation with my class, where one of the field is NSInteger property:
@Property (nonatomic, assign) NSInteger userID;

I have noticed after encoding operation I got a wrong value in userID field. It contained 0 (in my case). I decided to deep into and found that actually I pass a correct number:12. Than - (void)autoEncodeWithCoder:(NSCoder *)coder is called.
This method gets Class properties and calls - (NSMutableDictionary *)propertiesForClass:(Class)klass {
Here I saw, that my NSInteger extracted via
NSString *pattrs = [NSString stringWithCString:property_getAttributes(property) encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];

and pattrs contains "Tq,N,V_userID"
I went to official documentation:https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/cocoa/conceptual/objcruntimeguide/articles/ocrtpropertyintrospection.html

And did not find specificator 'q'. Maybe apple has changed smith. But in your code you don't handle this 'q' case in your switch-case block in both methods:

• (void)autoDecode:(NSCoder *)coder
• (void)autoEncodeWithCoder:(NSCoder *)coder

you have case 'Q': // unsigned long long
but this 'q' do the same as case 'i': // int

when I added these cases, NSInteger encoding/decoding began work properly.