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  • Subject: CoreData issue
  • From: Patrick Perroud <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 18:49:10 +0200

Hello,

I'm quite new to CoreData and keen to grasp it in depth.

Testing it around from a while I came thu a strange issue I was not able to solve by myself so far.

In short - I have 2 bound listboxes within a document window: getting 3 rows in list 1 that reads "1.0", "2.0" and "3.0".

When first row is selected - I get 3 rows in list 2 that reads "MSG 1", "MSG 2" and "MSG 3".

All UI - etc - is working fine.

But when I save it to binary file - then re-open the saved data, list 1 reads "3.0", "1.0" and "2.0".

And selecting the 2nd row (that now reads "1.0"), list2 rows now reads "MSG 2", "MSG 1" and "MSG 3".

IOW - it doesn't fetch back the 2 lists data in same order.

I have checked carefully my bindings and didn't find nothing that would explain such an error, so I must be missing something important in here.

Any comment and advice about such an issue would be very much welcomed indeed.

Best regards

Patrick Perroud

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