Thanks a bunch for the mogenerator tip!
Right now I still haven't subclass my managed objects, probably
because I'm still very early in my development stage, but this could
definitely be handy!
*bookmarked*.....
On 30-Jan-09, at 5:11 PM, Steve Steinitz wrote:
Hi Jean-Nicolas
On 30/1/09, Jean-Nicolas Jolivet wrote:
Using that accessor I know I can do the following:
[aDepartment addEmployeesObject:anEmployee];
How would I do that using KVC ?
[[aDepartment primitiveValueForKey: @"employees"] addObject:
anEmployee];
might work.
I think the preferred way is something like:
NSMutableSet * employeeSet = [aDepartment mutableSetValueForKey:
@"employees"];
[employeeSet addObject: anEmployee];
Is that closer to what you want?
My point is... I don't want to subclass NSManagedObject for all my
entities
I like to subclass them all -- in fact I use the generation gap
pattern and doubly subclass them -- but that's just me :) I've
tediously implemented generation gap by hand for about 50 entities
but I recently discovered that Jonathan Rentzsch generously provides
mogenerator to do it automatically.
Cheers,
Steve
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
silver...@videotron.ca
http://www.silverscripting.com
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