On Jul 27, 2005, at 2:24 PM, Vince Ackerman wrote:
A long long time ago, prior to losing all my brain cells associated
with programming, and prior to entering the Cocoa world, I wrote an
app in C, for scheduling travel itineraries . I've been tempted to
rewrite it in Obj C but am such a newbie it seems daunting, to say
the very least. ( WARNING I only know enough to be dangerous. I'm
an old guy, maybe too old).
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Is this project do-able with Core Data? Can anyone give me some
newbie-level pointers?
Core Data can help you manage your data, keep it organized, have
dependences take care of themselves, be able to easily save and
restore etc. In sort, I see no reason for any application that
handles a lot of data to not use Core Data for that. Using CoreData
does not even require a GUI. Check the CoreRecipes examples in: http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/CoreRecipes/CoreRecipes.html
I think there will be some helpful information there, both in the
migration assistant part and in the second hands-on example, which is
about create a command-line tool using CoreData.
Thanks
Vince Ackerman
HTH,
Haris
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