NSManagedObjectContextObjectsDidChangeNotification gives me a userInfo
dictionary that segregates changes into the type of change: inserted,
updated, deleted.
Well, in my app, and it seems that in any real-life app, the more
important segregation, and the dependency in the first branching of my
code, is the object class or entity, not the type of change.
For example, if there has been any type of change to an Employee, I
need to do something completely different than if there is any type of
change to a Fruit.
So, in my handler method for
NSManagedObjectContextObjectsDidChangeNotification, I must first
enumerate through the userInfo dictionaries and make a new dictionary
where the keys are object class or entity instead.
Am I doing something wrong?
Jerry Krinock
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