First, let me illustrate the steps to reproduce the \'bug\'. Create a new NSManagedObject. Fault the managed object using refreshObject:mergeChanges:NO - At this time, the didTurnIntoFault notificat
I\'m would like to create a table that displays the date in full for the section headers, eg. @\"EEEE dd MMMM yyyy\". Then in the the fast user index on the righthand side use the @\"MMM\" value to pr
I\'m putting together an application that will require the recording of dates as far back as the BC range; can Core Data\'s date type handle this, or do I need to define another entity to properly rec
Background I am creating a Source List for my application and I want it structured in a way similar to that of iTunes, with two types of items:
Been starting to work with Core Data a bit, and while I\'ve figured out how to use it in regular Cocoa applications, it seems it works a bit differently in Cocoa Touch.How do you bind entities to obje
I am working on an application in which uitableviewcells of uitableview are customized which contains a textfied(contains managedobject/core data), label((contains managedobject), buttons so all are c
How would I print the contents of an entity e.g. customer? I want the data to be table like, e.g. the entity data should print like so:
I\'ve been trying to learn Core Data, and browsing through questions on Stack Overflow lead me to a recommendation that I try the tutorial on Core Data over at Cocoa Dev Central (Link).
I wonder if I\'ve been doing too much myself, and could be relying on CoreData more. Suppose I have two managed objects, Dog and Tail, which have a one-to-one relationship. Dog has a relationship, tai
In order to better learn both Cocoa and Core Data, I decided to build an application that holds cooking recipes.However, while trying to create the CD model, I already got stuck.
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