A
.b
and B
.a
are inverse to-many relationships. Why does this predicate for A
work:
NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"NOT SELF IN %@", bObject.a];
while this one does not:
NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"NOT %@ IN b", bObject];
I think both predicates should give the same result — the collection of A
s that have no relation with bObject
via a<-->b
. But in fact, the first one gives the correct collection while the second one not.
Update:
Here is a sample project wherein A
.b
is embodied by Account
.filtered_clients
and B
.a
is embodied by Client
.filtered_by
.
Toggle commenting of line 143 and line 144 in MasterViewController.m
to see the difference.
Please help me either find the bug in my code, or confirm it is a Core Data
bug so I can report it to Apple. Thanks very much.
Here is another idea: maybe it is trying to "negate" the bObject
with the NOT
. Thus, try:
@"NOT (%@ IN b)"
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