How are you setting up the binding? Normally you bind to the value property of 
the NSTextField (not stringValue). See Cocoa Bindings Reference (NSTextField 
Bindings).

On Jan 18, 2014, at 9:41 PM, Roland King <r...@rols.org> wrote:

> I have a model object with a codeURL property which is readwrite and is an 
> NSURL. 
> 
> I have an NSTextField in the NSView subclass with the value bound to the 
> codeURL property with a custom transform which turns a URL into a string (and 
> deals with nil and another edge case). 
> 
> The transform is reversible, returns YES for allowsReverseTransform and has 
> an implemented reverseTransformedValue: method. 
> 
> There's a browse button on the UI which lets the user select a file and then 
> sets the stringValue: property of the NSTextField to the url.path of the file 
> selected. 
> 
> What I expected is that setting the stringValue would invoke the transformer 
> in the reverse direction and set the codeURL property to the reverse 
> transformed value, thus binding the codeURL property in both directions. 
> 
> What actually happens is nothing. The transformer reverse method isn't called 
> and the codeURL isn't changed. It works in the forward but not the reverse 
> direction. I have a checkbox similarly bound (with no transform) and that 
> works fine both ways. 
> 
> This is my first foray into bindings .. what could I be doing wrong? Do I 
> need to express a simple NSString property on the model object and bind that 
> instead and do the NSString/NSURL conversion there? 
> 
> 
> 
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