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Re: Core Data Beginner Question


  • Subject: Re: Core Data Beginner Question
  • From: Mike Burns <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:57:24 -0400

Just make a relationship from Project to it's self for each direction.

So does the inverse relationship not matter in this situation?

Mike

On Jun 14, 2007, at 3:42 PM, Brian Williams wrote:

Mike,

each project has an initial scene
You can set up the initial scene in the awakeFromInsert method in your project
class


• each scene has 4 directions - north/south/east/west - each
direction possibly pointing to another scene object

Just make a relationship from Project to it's self for each direction.

Good luck
Brian

--- Mike Burns <email@hidden> wrote:

I'm a little unclear on how to set up certain relationships in a Core
Data data model for a NSPersistentDocument project I'm working on.

There are three main objects (with a bunch of other ones that are
omitted for simplicity) -
	• project
	• scene
	• object

Each project has a to-many relationship with both the scene and
object objects:

• project <---->>scene
• project <---->>object

  In addition to those relationships however, the following occurs as
well:

• each project has an initial scene
• each scene has 4 directions - north/south/east/west - each
direction possibly pointing to another scene object

  In C++, my Scene object would have 4 pointer variables -
northScene, southScene, westScene, eastScene - each one possibly
pointing to another Scene object.  What is the best way to represent
that kind of a  relationship in a Core Data data model?

Thanks!
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