On 2010 Nov 04, at 21:53, Adam Swift wrote:
> The NSPersistentStoreCoordinator class method works directly with the file at
> the specified URL and so writes the metadata to the the file immediately. To
> modify the metadata on the store without saving automatically you need to use
> the store instance's setMetadata: method. You can access the store by
> iterating through the PSCs list of persistentStores and matching on the URL
> you're looking for.
Thank you, Adam. This isn't what I found in my first test yesterday, but
apparently I screwed something up since upon retesting I see that you are
correct. So I closed my bug and instead submitted this document feedback on
the Core Data Programming Guide:
---------------------------------
Near the bottom of this page it states that:
"Setting the metadata for a store does not change the information on disk
until the store is actually saved."
However, the code (for Mac OS X 10.5) above it is:
[NSPersistentStore setMetadata:newMetadata
forPersistentStoreWithURL:storeURL
error:&error];
but this particular method *does* in fact change the information on the disk
(and the file modification date) immediately.
The statement is correct if -[NSPersistentStore setMetadata:] is used, but this
is misleading since this is not the method used in the code example.
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