Hi
you did a part of the work. Using a second array controller is
correct, because you have a second array.
What you need is a UI, that depends on the number and content of the
items contained in the second array. There are two views, that provide
this: NSTableView and – I think this is t
I too have something similar I'm trying to tackle ...
I'd like binding to show/hide a label item based on a value in an
array. I've thought about using a transformer but was not able to make
that work.
Any suggstions would be great.
jack
On Aug 15, 2008, at Fri-08 /15 /08-2:10 PM, TouchCa
Hi list.
I'm new to the list and fairly new to cocoa, although many years of
programming assembler, C and C++ helps a lot. I'm getting the hang of
Objective-C and enjoying it very much.
In my App Delegate file I keep an NSMutableArray of "base" objects
which is my application's data core.
