ios - How can I properly move the generated NSManagedObject subclasses into the project? -

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i generated nsmanagedobject subclasses , xcode adds them in weird position:

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the files in red frame (not hand-drawn) generated nsmanagedobject subclasses. can see, not in target "math toolbox", files in green frame.

therefore, nsmanagedobject subclasses not being compiled when build app.

so try drag them target, , result looks horrible:

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there 2 sets of these files!

i thought files outside target can deleted. deleted files in target turned red , has become inaccessible!

this mess!

how can move files target , leave no files outside target?

this 1 has harassed me!

simple steps follow. create subclass way did, create 1 in red box.

when create, ensure put them in new proper folder -->

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next, delete in red box, remove reference -->

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next, add back, before that, create new group, or select group want them -->

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and select files -->

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the final output -->

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