This may be something I should have noticed years ago, but I'm
surprised. I'm checking it with the list to see if it's normal or
something to worry about. I wasn't able to Google anything on-point.
SDK is 10.4u, target 10.3, operating environment is 10.5.6.
I have an NSTextField bound through an NSController to a getter/setter
property of my model class. The property must not be nil, and when the
NSTextField first appears, it reflects the value of the property.
However, clearing the field (tab in, delete) passes nil into the
setter. This surprises me; I expected @"".
The workaround is obvious, but (1) is this the expected, and
documented behavior (and, as I said, something I should have known
about years ago)? (2) Or is it something to worry about?
— F
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