This might be an obvious question but I don't think I've ever had to
do it...I'll try to keep the example as simple as possible:
I have 2 classes;
An AppController with a bunch of properties (lets say propA, probB and
probC, all integers) that are bound to my main window's controls...
(all sliders..) when the main windows sliders are changed, the
properties of AppControllers are changed...
In the same NIB file I have a second window with a custom view inside
(Let's call it MyCustomView, in MySecondWindow) is there a way for
MyCustomView to have properties that will be bound to my
AppController's propA, propB and propC so that MyCustomView is also
notified when those properties are changed?
I am reading on Key-Value observing right now but it seems like if I
want to add an observer on my AppController's properties in my
CustomView's code I would need an instance to my AppController, which
I haven't!
(both MySecondWindow and MyCustomView are outlets of my
AppControllers...)
I'm sure there is an obvious way of doing it but right now I just
can't see it...
Any help would be appreciated...
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
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http://www.silverscripting.com
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