问题
I have an Entity called "Friend".. Attributes are name and age..here I have implemented bridging because NSManagedObject class for Friend has .h and .m file. My code to store data:
var err: NSError?
var delegate:AppDelegate = UIApplication.sharedApplication().delegate as AppDelegate
var friend:Friend = Friend(entity: NSEntityDescription.entityForName("Friend", inManagedObjectContext: delegate.managedObjectContext), insertIntoManagedObjectContext: delegate.managedObjectContext)
friend.friendName = "Mani"
friend.friendAge = "23"
delegate.managedObjectContext.save(&err)
My code to retrieve data
var result: Array = delegate.managedObjectContext.executeFetchRequest(NSFetchRequest(entityName: "Friend"), error: &err)
println("reslut \(result)")
So when I retrieve, it gives result with data..but its not stored permanently..if I quit and run the app then previous data has gone..can anyone tell me what is the issue with my code...
Here is the sample project https://github.com/rnystrom/Swift-CoreData I got it from Github..this project also has same issue..
回答1:
What is the return value of the save method, is it true or false? Can you show what the output is of the following line, if you place this right before the line with the save method:
println("delegate: \(delegate); MOC: \(delegate.managedObjectContext)")
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24545845/swift-core-data-does-not-store-data-permanently