<relationship fault: 0x4ee6830 ...>
<relationship fault: 0x4ee6830 ...>
- Subject: <relationship fault: 0x4ee6830 ...>
- From: Kaspar Fischer <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 23:41:28 +0200
Dear all,
I save a Core Data file to disk in the XML format and
when I open it again and use
NSLog("@%",entity)
to print some entities then I see lots of
"<relationship fault ..."
Is this a sign that something went wrong in saving/loading
the file? Or is it o.k. to see this?
For instance, I obtain the following output:
2005-08-05 23:35:42.759 Airs[28911] <AttributeItemDescription:
0x4eab760> (entity: TextAttributeItemDescription; id: 0x4e6ede0 <x-
coredata://B01944A7-ACA5-4FB1-9B02-C9FC770EA945/
TextAttributeItemDescription/p106> ; data: {
abbreviatedTitle = a;
attributesUsingThisItem = "<relationship fault: 0x4eaeac0
'attributesUsingThisItem'>";
color = "(...not nil..)";
colorData = <040b7479 70656473 74726561 6d8103e8 84014084
8484074e 53436f6c 6f720084 84084e53 4f626a65 63740085 84016303 8402>;
enclosingAttributeDescription = 0x4e6d020 <x-coredata://B01944A7-
ACA5-4FB1-9B02-C9FC770EA945/TextAttributeDescription/p103>;
title = a;
value = a;
})
I am asking because I have a bug (that shows up when
I redo an undone action). So did something go wrong
in saving/loading the file when "<relationship fault"'s
pop up after loading an XML-file? I once heard that
faults do not exist when one loads an XML-file...
Many thanks,
Kaspar
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