After many months, I'm back programming Cocoa, with a project that can target Tiger only. My previous projects required 10.2 support, so I never had the chance to use bindings or CoreData. I'd like to fix that now :)
The first part of my project revolves around building a (simple) GUI front end with a list of checkboxes, some with disclosure triangles (that disclose lists of checkboxes), some without. The title, state, and hierarchy is defined via a C struct (linked-list) that I get back from a library call.
>From my initial investigation, it appears that NSOutlineView was the object to start wtih, and NSTreeController being the way to handle bindings and hierarchies. I wasn't clear if CoreData would make sense to use.
Do bindings make my life easier with my above requirements? Would CoreData?
Thanks for any advise--I'm "swimming" in all the documentation so it's still hard for me to make informed decisions?
Thanks!
Mark
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