Okay, I think I've found the problem, but I'm not sure why it's a
problem. I had two NSArrayControllers bound to the same
NSManagedContext. I had one text view bound to the selection in the
first controller, and another text view bound to the second array
controller. I removed one of the ar
I need the text view to handle multiple fonts and images. It would
just be a crying shame if I had to go write a bunch more code to do
something that bindings already purports to do.
In lieu of having the text view continuously update, is there a way I
can manually force the binding to "fir
Is there any reason you can't write a NSString to NSData two-way
value transformer? It would probably be more bulletproof than
relying on something that doesn't work consistently.
->Ben
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Here's an odd one: I have an NSTextView bound to an attribute of a
Core Data entity of type "binary". Works fine.
However, if I go into IB and check "Continuously Updates Value" on the
NSTextView's bindings settings, subsequent runs of the program tell me
that it "Cannot create NSData from
