> >
> > // generic
> > NSManagedObject someObject = [NSEntityDescription insert...];
> > (anEntity *)someObject.attribute = @"somevalue";
>
> Same here, I don't know if this must be seen as a bug or not. This
> works for me :
>
> ((anEntity *)someObject).attribute = @"somevalue";
>
> Frédéric=
[Jon C. Munson II] Thanks to Wim as well for the reply.
I decided to try and (since it worked) then go with the explicit route,
since I was mostly there anyway.
I added @class anEntity to the .h file.
I added #import "anEntity" to the .m file.
I then changed my insert statement to:
anEntity *thisObject = [NSEntityDescription insert...];
thisObject.attribute = @"somevalue";
After looking at the generic version (at top) and realizing that I had
pulled in the class info anyway, I saw no value (for what I'm doing) to
continue that approach, hence the explicit approach just above.
If that's not good, do let me know.
Thanks for all the answers and input!
Peace, Love, and Light,
/s/ Jon C. Munson II
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