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CoreData & Spotlight

Subject: CoreData & Spotlight
From: Bruno Blondeau <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 11:15:16 +0200

I'm developing a CoreData Document based application.

If I understand well, if I want to have my document to be spotlight-searchable:

- I should avoid using CoreData in the spotlight plugin - I should add metadata directly when saving So, in my case, I'm adding a plain text "textContent" metadata equivalent. I see 2 disadvantages: - my file size is getting bigger - file saves are slower, as this can't easily be done in the background

	Is this exact?

Assuming that, why do I have to write a spotlight plugin if everything is in the standard textContent metadata?

Should Spotlight be intelligent enough to see there is a textContent metadata, and use it? It doesn't seem to be the case, unless I'm not configuring the UTI properly, which may be the case. Do you have any tip/example?

Bruno


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