Hi all,

I've got a list of settings which are application-level, but are part of the data my application manipulates. Based on this, I figured I should keep these settings in a Core Data Entity (which I'm using for the rest of my data) instead of the User Defaults. However, they are most certainly application-level, so I figure I should implement the singleton pattern for this entity.

Questions: is my thought process correct here, or should I be putting it in User Defaults and pretending in the UI that it's part of the data, and, if my thinking is correct, are there any gotchas for making singletons of NSManagedObject subclasses?

-Daniel

Daniel DeCovnick
danhd...@mac.com
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