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Re: Tips on how to display NSArray of NSDictionaries using NSTreeController?



It works very much like a table view. You bind one column to the propertyKey, one to the propertyValue. Indented (child) items aren't actually in a different cell. They're just further to the right.

Thanks - this is just the bit of hinting I needed. My array of dictionaries is read-only and generated once when a dataset is loaded or created, so it was easy to provide an accessor converting it to the required format. Works great!

Thanks again,

Rick



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 >Re: Tips on how to display NSArray of NSDictionaries using NSTreeController? (From: Rick Hoge <email@hidden>)
 >Re: Tips on how to display NSArray of NSDictionaries using NSTreeController? (From: Scott Stevenson <email@hidden>)



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