Le 11-02-06 à 05:42, Uli Kusterer a écrit :
"The Witnesses of TeachText are everywhere..."
Yes they are!
Your guesses were right:
- methods of my entity based NSManagedObject subclass were not used to
create objects.
- the subclassed array controller was created with another init method.
On 06.02.2011, at 00:45, Jean Cencig wrote:
> It fully works, I try to understand how, but I am lost. The NSlog messages
> placed in the overridden init methods of the subclassed NSArrayController and
> NSManagedObject never show in the Debugger Console, but the NSLog in the
> NSArrayControlle
On 2011 Feb 05, at 15:45, Jean Cencig wrote:
> How can [my subclasses of NSManagedObject and NSArrayController] work without
> being inited?
Well, they cannot. Possibly they are being instantiated as base class, i.e.
NSManagedObject and NSArrayController, objects, and that this behavior is
s
Hi,
New to Cocoa, I have a simple CoreData document based test project with:
- a subclass of the NSArrayController,
- an entity with one string attribute and the corresponding subclass
of NSManagedObject,
- a window with Add and Remove buttons and the TableView.
It fully works, I try to under
