Keith Duncan wrote on Thursday, February 28, 2008 8:01 am:
> Typically you'd bind the text field to the underlying value, the
> same value the slider is bound to. Is there a reason you want to
> do it this way?
Whoops, yes you're right, I was ignoring a basic tenet of MVC. I had wired it
up that
The Value of the text field is bound to [...] "slider.floatValue"
Typically you'd bind the text field to the underlying value, the same
value the slider is bound to. Is there a reason you want to do it this
way? I think you'll find that NSProgressIndicator isn't KVO compliant
for the float
Hi all,
I have an NSSlider and NSTextField in a window. The Value of the text
field is bound to the instance of my controller in the nib with a key
path of "slider.floatValue". slider is an instance variable of the
controller and the outlets are set correctly (confirmed through
NSLog'ing
