Posted By

zingo on 10/11/07

Tagged

Versions (?)

Last Edited at 10/11/07 09:57pm

Statistics

Viewed 970 times

Favorited by 2 user(s)

Related snippets

Importing data with coredata

/ Published in: Objective C

A database table is basically an array of dictionary objects. As long
as all the fields are valid property list types, you can loop through
the array creating a managed object for each dictionary and setting
the values. If you have an array controller in your nib and it's
configured for your managed object, you can use this (where plist is
expected to be an NSArray* - not sure why I made it an id).

Expand | Embed | Plain Text

Copy this code and paste it in your HTML

- (void)addItemsFromPlist:(id)plist toController:(NSArrayController *)
controller;
{
   NSEnumerator *oe = [plist objectEnumerator];
   NSDictionary *dictionaryItem = nil;
   while(dictionaryItem = [oe nextObject]) {
       NSManagedObject *mo = [[controller newObject] autorelease];
       [mo setValuesForKeysWithDictionary:dictionaryItem];
       [controller addObject:mo];
   }
}