I've got the scenario with two NSManagedObjects, Arm and Person. Between them is a many-to-one relationship Person.arms and inverse Arm.owner.
I'd like to write a simple NSPredicate where I've got the NSManagedObject *arm
and I'd like to fetch the NSManagedObject *person
that this arm belongs to. I could mak开发者_如何学Goe a textual representation and look for that, but is there a better way where I can look it up by identity? Something like this perhaps?
NSEntityDescription *person = [NSEntityDescription entityForName:@"Person" inManagedObjectContext:MOC];
NSPredicate *personPredicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"%@ IN arms", arm];
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Nik
I've got the scenario with two NSManagedObjects, Arm and Person. Between them is a many-to-one relationship Person.arms and inverse Arm.owner.
I'd like to write a simple NSPredicate where I've got the
NSManagedObject *arm
and I'd like to fetch theNSManagedObject *person
that this arm belongs to.
That would be myArm.owner
. No predicate needed; this is what the inverse relationship is for.
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