Storing objects using core data?

Just by giving this a quick glance; you need to initialize the NSManagedObject using NSManagedObject's initWithEntity:insertIntoManagedObjectContext:, thereby actually inserting it into the context. I suggest you take a look at The NSManagedObject class reference and Apple's Core Data programming guide I've found both extremely helpful.

Just by giving this a quick glance; you need to initialize the NSManagedObject using NSManagedObject's initWithEntity:insertIntoManagedObjectContext:, thereby actually inserting it into the context. I suggest you take a look at The NSManagedObject class reference and Apple's Core Data programming guide. I've found both extremely helpful.

Ah, got it. Thanks! I knew I was missing one line.

Appreciate it! – Mason Aug 15 at 5:35.

You create a NSManagedObject the non standard way. Normally you would ask the CoreData to get a NSManagedObject with an NSEntityDescription. You can do this by using the NSEntityDescription entityForName:inManagedObjectContext: shortcut NSEntityDescription *entity = NSEntityDescription entityForName:@"RecentSearch" inManagedObjectContext:self.

Moc; where self. Moc is your NSManagedObject context created on application initialization. A piece of sample code is included when you start a project with CoreData support in your app delegate.

Basically this asks your CoreData model (NSManagedObjectModel) for an entity defined there. The above is used for querying something in CoreData.To insert a new object into the CoreData storage you would use the shortcut NSManagedObject *myManagedObject = NSEntityDescription insertNewObjectForEntityForName:@"RecentSearch" inManagedObjectContext:self. Moc; Now there exists a new managed object in your memory.

That object can be filled with data and will be written to the underlying persistent storage when you call self. Moc save:&error; Hope this helps a little bit.

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