Support conditions with +[NSManagedObject find:]

It uses +[NSManagedObject where:] under the hood anyway, so no reason to
not support predicates, etc.

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Add +[NSManagedObject findWithFormat:]

Now that we support +[NSManagedObject find:] with conditions, we can
create this nice format-based helper.

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Use +[NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:] instead

Using stringWithFormat: is problematic for strings that are passed in
that break out of the quotes.

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Merge pull request #80 from stephencelis/find-with-condition

Find with condition
Support va_list in where:, find:, and countWhere:

This removes support for whereFormat: and findWithFormat: in the
process, so upgrade your calls!

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Update CHANGELOG

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Merge pull request #81 from stephencelis/default-va-lists

Support va_list in where:, find:, and countWhere:
Update new format
Update README.md
Update README.md

typo: string needed a '@'
Merge pull request #84 from iandundas/patch-1

Update README.md
Better KVC support for `update:`

If we use setPrimitiveValue:forKey:, and wrap the block that assigns
everything with calls to willChangeValueForKey: and
didChangeValueForKey:, we can ensure that observers are acting on the
full dataset at once.

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Improve NSManagedObject+Mappings HeaderDoc

More description. More param. More return.

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Document +[NSManagedObjectContext defaultContext]

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Remove unused import

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Use subscripting whenever possible

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Support setting objects directly in to-many relationships

By making this method more recursive, and checking if the value is
already the correct class, we can be sure that doing the following won't
break:

  Person *employee = [Person create];
  Person *manager = [Person create:@{
    @"employees": @[employee]
  }];

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Write conditionals with returns consistently

Removes "else [if]" and trailing "else" when returning early from a
method.

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Bump Example's Podfile.lock for latest version of CocoaPods

We may want to consider removing the lock file from source control
entirely (as Ruby libraries generally don't check in the Gemfile.lock).
It adds unnecessary noise for a sample project that runs tests.

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Add LICENSE to individual files

Also add LICENSE information to the README (and update the LICENSE
file).

Should make things friendlier to those who care.

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