On 5 Dec 2010, at 12:36, Peter Zegelin wrote:
> Found the problem!
>
> I hadn't checked the 'Handles Content as Compound Value' checkbox in the
> Array Controller Bindings. Switching this on and all now works.
>
>
The binding option being enabled here is
NSHandlesContentAsCompoundValueBindi
Found the problem!
I hadn't checked the 'Handles Content as Compound Value' checkbox in the Array
Controller Bindings. Switching this on and all now works.
On 05/12/2010, at 12:01 PM, Peter Zegelin wrote:
> That doesn't appear to be the problem as adding and deleting items are saved.
> It's o
That doesn't appear to be the problem as adding and deleting items are saved.
It's only when I change a value that the result isn't saved back to the
defaults.
I have created a really simple project here:
http://fracturedsoftware.com/downloads/developer/UserDefaultsBindingTest.zip
If someone c
On 2010 Dec 01, at 21:10, Peter Zegelin wrote:
> However, if I change the displayType of the selected row via the control,
> then the results are *not* saved. The new value is correct while the app is
> running but never saved.
Make sure that, when testing this, you are quitting your app norma
I am having trouble getting a change in a value in my preferences to be
automatically saved, using bindings.
The defaults contain an array (called Workspaces) with two values: displayName
and displayType ( which is a number ).
I have an arrayController that is bound to the Workspaces value in th
