I'm working on an iPhone app that uses Core Data. I have only one entity called Books, and that entity has the attributes Title, Author, ISBN, Description and Shelf.
I'm working on the book editing view, and want to have a UIPickerView lis开发者_JAVA百科ting all of the unique Shelf rows so that the user can just pick a shelf.
My question is -- how do I get an NSArray of all of the unique Shelf attributes across all of the books in the database? I have access to the managedObjectContext of the Book being edited, so would I use some sort of a fetch request?
Thanks!
You can get a duplicate-less array of available shelves with the array operator @distinctUnionOfArrays
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But IMO it would be a cleaner solution to redesign your data model, so that there are two entities (books and shelves).
You could then create a relationship between book and shelf.
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