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Re: Core Data Beginner Question
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Re: Core Data Beginner Question


  • Subject: Re: Core Data Beginner Question
  • From: "Marcus S. Zarra" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 13:54:09 -0700

You can set it up with an inverse also.  Basically you create two
relationships in the project object that both link back to the project
object and are inverse of each other.

Marcus S. Zarra
Zarra Studios LLC
Simply Elegant Software for OS X
www.zarrastudios.com

On 6/14/07, Mike Burns <email@hidden> wrote:
> 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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