On 2008 Dec, 20, at 17:55, Kyle Sluder wrote:
This doesn't make sense... you don't store arrays in managed object
contexts.
Whoops. Indeed, that does not make sense. I should have said that
there are potatoes inserted into the app's central managed object
context. They're not in an array and not related to any other entity;
they just hang loose in there, fetched when needed, which is not very
often.
So, there's a separate app-wide persistent store, or just a separate
MOC?
Both. The app-wide MOC has its PSC set to the app-wide PSC, which in
turn has a persistent store in the Application Support folder.
Looks OK to me, but having never seen anything like this, I was
wondering if
I'm seeing OK today.
It depends on the semantics you're trying to achieve. If what you
really want is to store a reference to the central Potato, then store
its UUID. If you want to store a copy of the potato, keep doing what
you're doing.
By UUID, I believe you mean [[[self objectID] URIRepresentation]
absoluteString].
I'd considered that, but since it's possible that the source potato in
the central store might go away, indeed I want a copy. I was thinking
that, for portability and robustness, in most cases one would not want
a document to reference an object in an app's Application Support.
Thank you, Kyle -- I'm starting to see a clearer picture what I'm
doing now.
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