A question about bindings and multiple nib files
A question about bindings and multiple nib files
- Subject: A question about bindings and multiple nib files
- From: Scott McMahan <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2005 21:01:28 -0700 (PDT)
I'm new to Cocoa and was hoping someone on this list
could help me with setting up bindings across multiple
nib files.
I've reached the point where I'm branching off from
the canned programs in the books I've read to my own
application. I've decided to write a suite for
designing warbands for the game Mordheim. The first
application will be used to set the warband parameters
(type, starting gold, members, member's cost, members'
ranking, etc).
I've set it up as a master-detail with the warband
info in the master table and the member info in the
detail table in a document-based app. I've got the
free text entry fields working fine and I'm now ready
to set up the to-one fields following the Apple docs
in "Implementing To-One Relationships Using Pop-Up
Menus."
Ideally, I would like to read in the numerous to-one
relationships that I'm going to need at application
start up, not every time a new doc is open/created.
What I can't figure out is how to bind a pop-up button
in MyDocument.nib to an array controller in
MainMenu.nib.
Could someone tell me how to set this up or point me
to documentation that describes how to do this? I've
spent a lot of time reading, searching, and
experimenting and I'm beginning to think that I'll
have to set up the arrays for each document. For this
particular app that wouldn't be bad, but it seems like
the wrong way to do it and I'd like to know the right
way.
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