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This should be an easy one, but I'm possibly just not thinking clearly right now.

I have an NSTableView set up in Interface Builder. The content is derived from an NSArrayController.

Two of the three columns are read-only.  These are fine.

The third is a bit tricky. It has a "PopUp" cell type. I have another NSArrayController representing a finite set of objects which are candidates to be assigned to a KVO-type "field" bound to the objects residing in the original NSArrayController; I want to display a value from the object, but select the object itself, not its name.

In other words, if the rows of the table come from A, and I have a separate array controller B, I want the popup to list out the data from each B.name, and when I choose one, I want A.slot to be set to B (not the string B.name).

Right now, I bound the "content" of the column to B.name, and "selectedObject" to A.slot, in both cases using "arrangedObjects"...

Is there something simple that I did wrong here?


Thank you!

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Frank D. Engel, Jr.  <email@hidden>

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