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Store file properties alongside coredata?


  • Subject: Store file properties alongside coredata?
  • From: Justin Bakse <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 01:48:54 -0400

Hello

I am looking for some general direction on how to go about storing a few peices of information in the files created by my core data document based app. I've done a fair amount of objective c and cocoa but the core data api is new to me, as is NSCoder and NSDocument, and in general that area, but I'm reading up.

What I would like to do is save a few key value pairs, mostly document specific preferences into a core data document. For example, there are some table views of an entity, and I'd like to remember what column was sorted, and what items were selected for next time. These seem like information that might be semi handled in the API, but there might be others that are more application specific.

Again, I'm kind of looking for a general macro view, of what to do here.
Thanks,
Justin


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