I have an object with a property with a Date type defined in my xcdatamodeld object. Why has it generated the NSManagedObject class with a NSTimeInterval? And how do I set a NSDate on it and then get an NSDate back off it?
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I have an object with a property with a Date type defined in my xcdatamodeld object. Why has it generated the NSManagedObject class with a NSTimeInterval? And how do I set a NSDate on it and then get an NSDate back off it?
I get this if I check the “Use scalar properties for primitive data types” checkbox when I’m generating my files.
This is because NSTimeInterval is a double in disguise, whereas NSDate is a class that inherits from NSObject.