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Tables showing different kinds of core data entities
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Tables showing different kinds of core data entities


  • Subject: Tables showing different kinds of core data entities
  • From: Matteo Rossi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 14:13:40 +0200

I have a problem with core data & bindings.
Let's suppose I define an abstract entity called Shape with one attribute called area.
Next I create two derived entities: Rectangle and Circle; the first has two attributes width and height and the second has one attribute, radius.
I implement the calculation of area for each entity assigning them to two different classes CRectangle and CCircle derived from NSManagedObject.
Next in IB I create two NSArrayController for Rectangle and one for Circle (rectangleController and circleController) and implement a table view with add/remove buttons.
All is perfectly working. First problem: if I create a second NSArrayController for Rectangle (rectangleController2) and I bind a table view to this new one I can't see Rectangle entities I have created with the first NSArrayController (rectangleController).
Is it right ? Shouldn't entities of the same kind and in the same managed context share the same data ?
Here comes the second problem: I want to display all the entities I create (both rectangles or circles) in a single table with two columns: one for a counter and a second for areas. I have tried creating a NSArrayController for Shape (shapeController) and bind it to my tableview, but it doesn't work: rectangles and circles created don't appear in this new table. What's the problem ?
Is there any flag to set in the Attributes pane of NSArrayControllers ? Should I provide any programmatic implementation to handle this situation ?
Thanks in advance


Matteo Rossi
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