GNUstep Core Data
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Internal methods methods of GNUstep Core Data for NSManagedObjectContext. More...
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(void) | - _setFetchedPropertyValues:ofObject:mergeChanges: |
Sets up the properties of ‘object’ according to the fetched representation of them in ‘propertyValues’ (see Documentation/GSPersistentStore.txt on details on how this dictionary is structured). More... | |
(void) | - _setRelationship:fetchedValue:ofObject: |
Sets the relationship described by ‘relationship’ in ‘object’ to ‘value’. More... | |
(void) | - _registerObjects: |
Registers the provided objects with the receiver, manipulating their retain count to correctly fit our retaining behavior set by -setRetainsRegisteredObjects:. | |
(void) | - _registerObject: |
Equivalent to -_registerObjects:, but operates on only one object. | |
(void) | - _unregisterObjects: |
Unregisters the provided objects with the receiver, manipulating their retain count to correctly fit our retaining behavior set by -setRetainsRegisteredObjects:. | |
(void) | - _unregisterObject: |
Equivalent to -_unregisterObjects:, but operates on only one object. | |
Internal methods methods of GNUstep Core Data for NSManagedObjectContext.
Do NOT invoke these from external code!
Definition at line 74 of file NSManagedObjectContext.m.
- (void) _setFetchedPropertyValues: | (NSDictionary *) | propertyValues | |
ofObject: | (NSManagedObject *) | object | |
mergeChanges: | (BOOL) | mergeChanges | |
Sets up the properties of ‘object’ according to the fetched representation of them in ‘propertyValues’ (see Documentation/GSPersistentStore.txt on details on how this dictionary is structured).
The ‘mergeChanges’ argument behaves like the same name argument described in -[NSManagedObjectContext refreshObject:mergeChanges:].
Definition at line 1220 of file NSManagedObjectContext.m.
- (void) _setRelationship: | (NSRelationshipDescription *) | relationship | |
fetchedValue: | (id) | value | |
ofObject: | (NSManagedObject *) | object | |
Sets the relationship described by ‘relationship’ in ‘object’ to ‘value’.
What's important to note is that ‘value’ isn't the actual destination object or a collection of destination objects, but is instead the representation fetched from the persistent store i.e. the destination object's ID or a collection of IDs.
Definition at line 1220 of file NSManagedObjectContext.m.