On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 8:43 AM, R T <email@hidden> wrote:
> Actually, there is a choice in the IB Library, under 'Objects & Controllers" in "Core Data" called "Core Data Entity" which is used to assist development of model-driven interface using Cocoa Bindings. The entity is a NSManagedObject with 3 attributes, 2 floats & 1 binary data. It has a parent entity and I want an attribute to appear in both. Both are in MyDocument.xcdatamodel. The Parent opens correctly on the MyDocument.xib. This entity with the 3 attributes opens in the Panel that opens from MyDocument Window, but the add & remove buttons are not highlighted. Any Ideas?
Ah. That's doesn't create an entity, as I'm sure you already knew,
but rather it creates a boilerplate interface for an entity.
How are the controls on the sheet bound? This is the really important
point. It sounds like you have some sort of master-detail view going
on, where you can choose which entity you want to work with on the
main window, and then play with its properties on a sheet?
--Kyle Sluder
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