Well, I already checked that, it is Class, not Entity. I'm already
aware that Entity is used with Core Data models.
Oh, well, I'll figure something out.
I always have a terrible time with NSPopupButton in any context.
Sorry, it occurred to me that I'd forgotten to mention the other
aspect.
Scratch that, I read on and realised you've already found it. D'oh!
G
On 28 Jul 2008, at 4:37 pm, Graham Cox wrote:
Err, how about - (BOOL)setSelectionIndex:(NSUInteger)index;
I'm not familiar with bindings and haven't used NSArrayController,
but this was immediately obvious in the docs. S
Err, how about - (BOOL)setSelectionIndex:(NSUInteger)index;
I'm not familiar with bindings and haven't used NSArrayController, but
this was immediately obvious in the docs. So obvious, it suggests I've
missed the point...
htha,
Graham
On 28 Jul 2008, at 1:43 pm, John Joyce wrote:
NSA
On Jul 27, 2008, at 9:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When attempting to use NSPopupButton and bindings to
NSArrayController, as a means to navigate an array of objects, is
there any tutorial or example out there?
I don't believe specifically for your case (ie, an NSPopUpButton),
but
On Jul 27, 2008, at 7:55 PM, John Joyce wrote:
When attempting to use NSPopupButton and bindings to
NSArrayController, as a means to navigate an array of objects, is
there any tutorial or example out there?
I don't believe specifically for your case (ie, an NSPopUpButton),
but
When attempting to use NSPopupButton and bindings to
NSArrayController, as a means to navigate an array of objects, is
there any tutorial or example out there?
I keep getting "cannot perform operation without a managed object
context"
This would seem to imply that I should be usin
