I've got a generalization in my core data model with entities named A,
B, C let's say where A is a super class with subentities B and C.
A is not abstract, so if I create an A NSManagedObject, I need to
create and relate a single B or C subclass object. How do I make this
happen? I can create the entities, but HOW do I tell the model that
object B is a subclass of object A (or vice versa?)
Note: I did create the model programmatically and the subentities have
been set properly for entity description "A".
Here's my sad attempt to move forward. As you can see, I've created
the objects I need, but B doesn't know that A is it's superclass
object. What to do?
NSEntityDescription *aEntity = [[model entitiesByName]
objectForKey:@"A"];
NSEntityDescription *bEntity = [[model entitiesByName]
objectForKey:@"B"];
A *newA = [[A alloc] initWithEntity:aEntity
insertIntoManagedObjectContext:context];
B *newB = [[B alloc] initWithEntity:ATC_Entity
insertIntoManagedObjectContext:context];
Now I have poured through all the related docs, and to my repeated
consternation there are a million examples using stupid 1:1 or 1:M
relationships but barely a whisper about programmatic entity
inheritance. Arggh! Appreciate any help or pointers to whatever I
missed in the docs.
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