I have an Entity (Article) with an Class defined at xcdatamodel. In this class i defined an String NSString *test;
currentArticle.test = string;
String is more than 50 characters long.
But when i try to fetch the Stored Object with:
Article *article = [fetchedResultsController objectAtIndexPath:indexPath];
then article.test is t开发者_StackOverflow社区runcated (50 Characters long). But it should be longer...
Any ideas?
I've just noticed the same.
As far as I can tell, when logging an NSManaged Object (or a core data error), only the first 50 or so characters of a string attribute are printed. But the actual attribute still has all the characters.
I guess you try to load to the TableView, and it is by default truncated to fit the screen width of the table view.
Put a breakpoint on the line that access the article and see its' value.
Otherwise, you may want to print it out to the console
NSLog(@"my article test string is: %@", article.test);
Edited:
Another note is that your data model may fix the "Max Length" property to 50.
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