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Noobie CalEvent question
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Noobie CalEvent question


  • Subject: Noobie CalEvent question
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 11:18:34 -0400

Hi All,

I'm just starting out with the intent of building a meal planning app using Core Data and the Calendar Store. Instead of having a date property for my Meal entity, I was thinking I wanted to use a CalEvent. That way I can change the date and time from my app or iCal, easily implement recurrence, etc. How would I implement such a thing in Core Data? As a transformable property? Does the idea even make sense?

When listening for changes from iCal, if the user changes one instance of a recurrence, could I have my Meal entity create a new distinct version, so the rest of my Meal entities properties could be unique from the rest of the recurrence?

Any suggestion for the right doc to read, functions/keywords to look up, or better yet.... an example... would be much appreciated! :)

Thanks,
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