Hehee,, it makes me remember EOVelocity .. or the Wonder generators from
WebObjects
On 21.5.2010, at 20:54, Hal Mueller wrote:
> MOGenerator (from Wolf Rentzsch) is one solution to this problem. It uses one
> file for human-written custom code, another file for machine-generated
> boilerplate
MOGenerator (from Wolf Rentzsch) is one solution to this problem. It uses one
file for human-written custom code, another file for machine-generated
boilerplate code.
http://github.com/rentzsch/mogenerator
Hal
On May 21, 2010, at 4:53 AM, Gustavo Pizano wrote:
> Now if you have custom methods
Rainer hello.
Have you created once again the ManagedObjects from the model?.. If so and you
didn't remove the old ones, Xcode will start complaining A LOT (don't ask me
why but it happened to me when I did it), then I realize I had to delete the
old MO .m and .h files and generate again form t
Hello,
when I select my data model in the xcode project, and then select Design/Data
Model/Add Model Version I do get a new bundle in Xcode project, but now copy of
the existing datamodel. The bundle, both in Xcode and on the Finder level, is
empty. The app does not compile any more.
The only
