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Q:
Saving and reading Excel Data into Core Data
I am reading XLS Files using ‘RKManagedResourceLoader.m’ method. The format of the file is 1.xx.3.xx.xx.
Right now what I am doing is first parsing the data and creating NSManagedObject. The property ‘URL’ which is a single string must be parsed first before the NSManagedObject is saved to Core data.
In the ‘RKManagedResourceLoader.m’ I am going over the url string line by line and converting it to NSString first and then creating the NSManagedObject. If at any point the user is in the middle of typing new line, before the user is done typing, the app crashes. I am guessing this is because the Core data is not saved because of the line breaks.
What should I do to save this NSManagedObject to Core data when the user finishes typing the data.
A:
Normally you should not parse data that your app is reading from files. The format of the file (i.e. the lack of a ‘\r’ at the end of each line) tells you where the boundaries between the lines and entries are.
That being said, there is a way to use a NSMutableDictionary to parse the data (i.e. a dictionary where the key is each line, and the value is the whole entry):
NSMutableDictionary *entries = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary];
for (NSString *string in [[NSString alloc] initWithContentsOf
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