Re: Passing data to Core Data model
Re: Passing data to Core Data model
- Subject: Re: Passing data to Core Data model
- From: John Timmer <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 08:12:51 -0400
I can't imagine any way of automating without having an idea of how the data
file is structured. Even then, if it's not a fairly rigid structure, then
any two data files might have a different set of keys and each key will
almost certainly appear a different number of times.
So no, I don't think you're missing anything obvious. You may just have to
do some sort of manual comparison of the original data and your objects
after importing it.
JT
> How do I tell my app to look for the keywords (and
> then get the corresponding data) in an existing data
> file? I need to do that in order to test if my core
> data model sufficiently describes my data files for
> the sake of getting data from them. In other words,
> how would you set things up to test the core data
> model?
>
> Apologies for the newbie nature of this question.
> Apple¹s documentation is OK if starting from scratch
> (i.e. creating data and keys at the same time), but,
> for me at least, not helpful when trying to pass the
> contents of a data file to a core data model.
> Obviously, I'm missing something here?
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