On Jan 3, 2011, at 14:32, Tilo Villwock wrote:
> Hmm doesn't work anyways. In the attributes section of the NSArrayController
> there is a section that's called "Object Controller". That is the one where
> the type of class needs to be specified the array contains, right?
The class only matters
Hmm doesn't work anyways. In the attributes section of the NSArrayController
there is a section that's called "Object Controller". That is the one where the
type of class needs to be specified the array contains, right?
Also why would I uncheck "Visible at launch"? I mean I would have to do this
On Jan 3, 2011, at 11:01, Tilo Villwock wrote:
> In my XIB I've created a NSArrayController which is bound to my App Delegate
> and uses the name of the NSMutableArray variable as Model Key Path. I've also
> set my custom object class in the attributes section of the array controller.
Using an
Hello there,
I'm trying to get into Cocoa Bindings and got a simple setup with a NSTableView
and a NSMutableArray which holds custom Objects that contain a NSDate object
and a NSNumber Object.
In my XIB I've created a NSArrayController which is bound to my App Delegate
and uses the name of the
