Let's say that I have the following setup:
.... UISchit GPS ; / / Type in the object given below Boolean has a GPSigned property - default NO NSManagedObject * typeObject; .... How exactly are I right about calling:
self.gpsSwitch.on = [self. Type object recognition: @ "GPSAnited"]; It always warns: One of the 'setOn:' argues: An integer without an artist makes an integer. does not work
I have tried:
(BOOL) [self Type object value forekki: @ "GPSAnited"]; (NSInteger) [auto. Type object value forekki: @ "GPSAnited"]; And none of these seems constipated? What is the fix? :)
[self.typeObject valueForKey: @ "gpsEnabled"] returns And the NSNumber object. [[self.typeObject valueForKey: @ "gpsEnabled"] boolValue] returns a BOOL. self.gpsSwitch A BOOL is required on Regardless of what you set up in Boolean or Int or your original data model, they are always recovered / set as NSN, some misleading. Want to make an entry into your NSManaged object subclass which transforms for me.
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