I've looked but I'm probably using the wrong search terms or I'm
missing something so obvious that noone else has had any trouble with
it.
Since most of what I write supports quite old Mac OS X versions, I'm
only just now starting to experiment with CoreData and I've run into
a stumper fairly early. I've got a window with 2 NSTableView objects
on it. One was created by dragging an entity from the data model into
the window and letting IB create a multi-object view. The second was
created manually (still in IB, I don't mean in code) and has a single
column bound to one of the same fields as is the first table through
the same array controller. The generated table is about 4.5 rows
tall, while the one I made can show about 13 rows. My data set has 10
entries.
Now here's the problem. My manually-created table only shows the
correct value for a row once it has been displayed in the generated
table. So on launch I can see the correct data for the first 5 rows,
and the remainder are zeroes. Logging awakeFromFetch confirms that
the latter rows haven't been read. As I scroll the generated table,
the values will fill in in the table I created.
I've compared every facet of the tables I can think of, but obviously
there's a difference I'm missing. Any pointers regarding what that is
would be appreciated.
Greg
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