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Re: Obtaining a reference to an entity's context's owner
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Re: Obtaining a reference to an entity's context's owner


  • Subject: Re: Obtaining a reference to an entity's context's owner
  • From: SA Dev <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 13:14:02 -0400


Okay, then let's go back to basics. I have a project where the document object has two entities, "Page" and "Keyword".


A "Page" holds various data representing various facets of a web page. The relevant property is, "content" - a string value. It also has "wasModified" type properties (a boolean flag and modified / last sync dates).

A "Keyword" holds "word" and "url" properties, both strings. The keyword in this sense is an instance of "word" that is supposed to be automatically linked to "url" anywhere it's encountered in a Page's "content" string. In other words, I don't want to make an attributed string with hyperlink attribs, but rather, upon some 'export' action, I want the app to find all instances of each Keyword's "word" property in every Page's "content" property and hyperlink it at that point only.

So - when a Keyword's properties are modified, I want to go through every Page's content to see if it contains that Keyword's "word" string. Whichever Page objects *do* match, I want to flag them as needing sync by a simple "-touch" method that flags them for sync and updates their mod date.

  ... clear? ;-) Let me know if I'm leaving anything out.




On May 5, 2005, at 1:03 PM, mmalcolm crawford wrote:


On May 5, 2005, at 8:14 AM, SA Dev wrote:


To clarify, I can see no way of getting at the NSPersistentDocument that owns the context from any entities within the context. Is this possible? Is this the Right Thing?



No, it's not possible. This is the Right Thing. In general there's no reason why a context should know -- contexts may be used in situations where there is no document. In what situation do you need to know?


mmalc

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