Hello Vitaly,
The Cocoa frameworks do not yet have any classes for specifying a
relative date, so you will have to handle this yourself with a
subclass of NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate. You can leverage the
superclass to do much of the work for you: your responsibility is
limited to turning a RelativeDate into units (days, weeks....) and a
value in those units, and going the other direction as well.
I wrote a sample showing one way to handle relative dates. For now it
is at http://homepage.mac.com/gershwin/RelativeDatesPredicateEditor.zip
As to "no default template for time values," this is a limitation of
IB's support for NSPredicateEditor. You can set up a time-editing
NSDatePicker programmatically like so:
* Create an NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate that edits dates in IB
* Make an outlet to it
* When your code starts, set the date picker elements to what you
want: [[[template templateViews] objectAtIndex:2]
setDatePickerElements:elements];
This is a mechanism that NSPredicateEditor supports.
Hope this helps,
-Peter
On Jan 18, 2009, at 8:22 AM, Vitaly Ovchinnikov wrote:
Hello list,
When I add a row template that edits date to predicate editor, it
allows to perform simple comparisons. Like less or greater or equal
etc. Smart folders in Finder allow to add clauses like "Date is within
last X weeks". I can't find a simple way to do the same. It seems that
the only way is to use custom view with that implements what I want,
but want to make sure that it is correct before I start.
Maybe I missed something? Or maybe some standard implementation
already exists? I googled the Internet and this list - nothing.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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