>> A follow up question: how do I now sort the data in the table? I am showing
>> three values in the table, and like to sort based on either one of them. The
>> original data is in an unordered NSSet (from my CD model). I could create an
>> NSArray in my view controller: NSArray *myArray = [myT
Op 14 jul 2012, om 04:46 heeft Koen van der Drift het volgende geschreven:
> A follow up question: how do I now sort the data in the table? I am showing
> three values in the table, and like to sort based on either one of them. The
> original data is in an unordered NSSet (from my CD model). I c
A follow up question: how do I now sort the data in the table? I am showing
three values in the table, and like to sort based on either one of them. The
original data is in an unordered NSSet (from my CD model). I could create an
NSArray in my view controller: NSArray *myArray = [myTagsSet allOb
Ok, I found the solution.
I added an NSArrayController to the nib, of which I bound the content set to
the NSSet of my model. Then I bound the NSTableView to the NSArrayController,
and the views to the various attributes through the objectVAlue.
- Koen.
On Jul 4, 2012, at 1:46 PM, Koen van d
Hi,
I am trying to hookup a view based NSTableView to my CoreData model using
bindings. The table should display various attributes of the entity 'Tags',
which has a many-to-one relationship with my main entity. In my code I can see
that the Tags entities are valid using NSLog statements, howe
