Btw, data models aren't actually built in IB. Back in the days of Xcode 3 when
IB was a separate app the data models were still edited in Xcode.
Mike Swan
www.theMikeSwan.com
On Feb 25, 2013, at 3:02 PM, tshanno wrote:
> Hi, Michael.
>
> Thanks for the response. I can see th
On Feb 25, 2013, at 6:28 PM, Michael Swan wrote:
> Tom,
> I've never built a data model programmatically but I'm guessing it works like
> building a nib in code where it happens on each launch. This means that when
> you move to version 2 of your data model you will have to build model 1 and
I'm at an early stage of developing my application and up to this point
whenever I've made a changes to the core data model, I've simply trashed the
old one and reimported default data. However I'm now at a point where I'd like
to begin using the thing and, as a result, I want to keep the old d
Hi,
I'm relatively new to objective C and Cocoa but not to C and not to
object-orented programming. I've found with other languages that browsing
blogs which address different aspects of the language with some occasional code
can be useful in terms of learning the ins and outs of the language
