hi,
i've got an NSOtlineView, and an NSTreeController
working together with core data. i've just added a
delete menu item which invokes remove like so
if treeController canRemove
treeController remove
the problem is that sometimes when i delete, my
outline view delegate gets sent an outlineV
thanks for the pointer.
please pardon the rambling, but i'm just trying to
wrap my head around the semantics involved here.
according to Quincey Morris who answered
your question, the way that apple has it in
their tutorial:
dur (disable undo registration)
mmoc (somehow mutate managed object con
hi,
in the NSPersistentDocument Core Data tutorial, apple includes
the below code. my question is whether there should not also
be another call to processPendingChanges before the call
to disableUndoRegistration? i have seen several examples
of code online which do call it twice, and it would seem
hi,
i was trying to set up some initial document state by fetching on
the managedObjectContext from within my NSPersistentDocument
subclass' init method, but finally realized that the context does not
seem to be fully initialized yet. so i am doing it from within
makeWindowControllers which seems
wow that was fast! thanks guys
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hi,
i have a splitview containing two vertical subviews.
i'd like the user to be able to resize the the views at will
via. the divider, but when the splitview is resized due to
a window resize for instance, i want only one of the subviews
to be autoresized in the horizontal direction, while both
a
hi,
in IB, if i drag an outline view into one of the panes of
a split view, i get a view hierarchy which looks like
this:
content view
split view
custom view
scroll view
outline view
...
custom view
...
my question is, should the custom view (NSView) even
be
