And again, why is this any different to any other binding? It's
just a key path.
In this case, though, if you're not binding through any other
object, why not just set it directly (setManagedObjectContext:)?
Ah, very good. When I saw that it was called a "binding" in
Interface Buildero I went into the Cocoa Bindings Reference looking
for a binding. In this case, there is none, and indeed as you
suggested the only way do it is by setting directly:
NSManagedObjectContext is not listed in the Cocoa Bindings
Reference [1]. Is this really a "binding", or is it something
else? The documentation for binding NSArrayController
'managedObjectContext' in [1] calls it "registered with".
It's not clear what this means.
Bindings are bindings.
Well, I would say that the code I entered above is not a binding
because it does not, and could not, invoke
bind:toObject:withKeyPath:options. However, the effect is indeed the
same and I guess it doesn't matter what we call it.
Thanks, mmalc. My programatically-instantiated array controller is
working with my moc now.
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