OK, I've perhaps partially answered this myself, but I'd still be very happy to
hear any opinions on this. Below is a sample of code which handles the main
bits of my solution (error handling etc removed).
Does this look reasonable? Still it doesn't handle the question: how to deal
with changes
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> I'm finishing up a shoebox app now and I do have the option to store things
> in iCloud or not. My eventual solution to this was to have a preference
> screen in the app with a single "enable iCloud' switch. If you flip it from
> off to on, or on to off, you get a section of buttons to
I haven't seen any either, iCloud apps on Mac that is. All the documentation
I've read however seems to indicate that iCloud support should be optional. I
know quite a few users who don't have and never will have an iCloud account and
they need to be catered for.
What I hate most about the dua
Dear Roland,
Thanks for the reply. That provides food for thought. One thing I should have
mentioned is that I'm talking about an OS X app, not iOS. My impression so far
is that Apple wants us to have iCloud enabled in the app, or not, but it should
not be a user configurable thing. Perhaps I'
On Feb 4, 2012, at 7:40 PM, Martin Hewitson wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> I'm wondering about whether or not an app that uses iCloud to sync a
> core-data store (shoe-box app) should have a user preference to disable
> syncing. Suppose the user doesn't want to sync across machines? I don't think
>
Dear list,
I'm wondering about whether or not an app that uses iCloud to sync a core-data
store (shoe-box app) should have a user preference to disable syncing. Suppose
the user doesn't want to sync across machines? I don't think they get a
check-box in the iCloud system prefs pane, right?
An
