[Core Data] Passing data from MOC1 to MOC2 without saving MOC1

• Subject: [Core Data] Passing data from MOC1 to MOC2 without saving MOC1
• From: zeno <email@hidden>
• Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 19:37:50 +0200
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A new MO is inserted in MOC1. Is it possible to access some of the
MO's attributes from a second context (MOC2) WITHOUT having to save
MOC1 before passing the MO to MOC2 via the objectWithID: method?

(Or maybe I should ask, is there *any way* to access those attributes
from the second context....because using objectWithID I have the
feeling the answer is negative...)
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