on 3/28/08 2:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] purportedly said:
> I'm clearly missing some link in the whole Core Data thing. I'm trying
> to use it in a Prefs Pane. I've written no code, just set things up
> with the data model editor and IB. Is there something NSDocument does
> to support Core Data that
On Mar 28, 2008, at 1:54 PM, I. Savant wrote:
The problem is that you're observing document-based behavior as an
example for building a non-document based application (a pref pane).
How about creating a Core Data Cocoa Application (instead of
document-based) and examining it? It'll show you how
I figured out my problem. There is, in fact, support in
NSPersistentDocument for Core Data. I'd like to replicate that support
in my prefs pane class. The managedObjectModel: getter talks about
how, by default, "the Core Data framework creates a merged model from
all models in the applicati
I didn't get any responses, so I'm trying again.
I'm clearly missing some link in the whole Core Data thing. I'm trying
to use it in a Prefs Pane. I've written no code, just set things up
with the data model editor and IB. Is there something NSDocument does
to support Core Data that an NSPr
I'm trying to use what I learned yesterday about Core Data in a System
Prefs pane. I created an Entity data model, and then tried to add an
NSTable and some buttons and wire them up the same way I'd seen the
Core Data Entity tool do it in IB. But, it didn't work.
So I tried using the Core D
