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mlRe: Cocoa development with X-Code
FROM : Johnny Deadman
DATE : Sun May 01 14:23:08 2005

I'm not even sure it would take that much work. If you were willing 
to forego the graphical editor, which is pretty much useless once 
your model gets big, it would be very easy to do.

Not a bad idea actually. Maybe a job for Kevin Callaghan!

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On 30-Apr-05, at 10:24 PM, James Dessart wrote:


> On 4/30/05, Tom Birch <<email_removed>> wrote:
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>>  From what I understand from the Core Data docs, you don't need Xcode
>> at all to use it. Xcode makes it a hell of a lot easier, but you can
>> generate the managed object model in code.
>>
>>

>
> I imagine it would take some work, but no doubt someone could write a
> standalone managed object model editor to remove any XCode
> dependencies, for those who are so inclined.
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