FWIW: this is a well-received variant of the MVP pattern that applies very
nicely to iOS ... http://atomicobject.com/files/PresenterFirstAgile2006.pdf
-Luther
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 1:23 AM, Luther Baker wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
> Warning ... my suggestion does not actually solve your problem as
Hi Rick,
Warning ... my suggestion does not actually solve your problem as stated
and I fear it runs the risk of starting a strange heretical war :( as I'm
not sure how folks in this group will receive the suggestion ... but if
this is indeed your own project, you may want to take a look at the MV
A bit of additional info:
The only job I can't delete is my "active" job. I keep a strong reference to
that object in a view controller. I have that view controller set up to listen
for changes to the MOC, and to forget that active object if it is deleted, but
this seems to be what's causing th
I have a situation in which I can't delete one of my core data objects from a
UITableView. The list is built using NSFetchedResultsController, and I delete
the objects after the user swipes to delete with
Job* obj = [self.resultsController objectAtIndexPath: inIndexPath];
[obj.managedOb
