The NSManagedObjectContext is your scratchpad. If you want
something inside it fetch it or create it.
If you change something, the change will be promoted.
Hi atze,
Actually, the change will be promoted only when they are committed
to the store, and that implies a save on the disk. Or am I wrong ?
You are right.
EOF is capable of nested editing context. I don’t know if CoreData can
do that as well.
But why don’t you want to save?
If you just want your objects in memory, why use CoreData at all?
atze
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