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Re: NSTreeController and setSelectionIndexPaths



Use Interface Builder to bind the selectionIndexPaths of the NSOutlineView
to the selectionIndexPaths of the NSTreeController. With this binding in
place, changing the current selection in the controller will also change the
selection in the outline table.

Greg

On 4/9/06 4:38 PM, "Greg Hoover" <email@hidden> wrote:

> When setting a selection for an NSOutlineView using
> setSelectionIndexPaths on the view's controller object, the view is
> not updated with current selection.  Setting the selection using
> selectRow on the view works fine, however.  I suspect that the
> selection maintained by the view and the controller are not
> necessarily synced, but am not sure.  Is there a way to force the
> view to update its selection from the controller?
> 
> Thanks.
> -GH
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