in what way does CoreData not follow the object ownership rules like the rest of Cocoa?
For the most part, the Managed Object Context does all of the memory management of Managed Objects and their ivars. You don't alloc/init them, you just fetch them.
by Scott Stevenson — May 06, 06
For the most part, the Managed Object Context does all of the memory management of Managed Objects and their ivars. You don't alloc/init them, you just fetch them.