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CollectionView, PopupButton, CoreData and Bindings
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CollectionView, PopupButton, CoreData and Bindings


  • Subject: CollectionView, PopupButton, CoreData and Bindings
  • From: Mark Berthold-Losleben <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 20:55:36 +0200

Hi everone,
I am trying to insert a PopupButton in the prototype of my collectionView with CoreData and binding. I have the following data model:


Entity "Author" with the property "name" and the to-many-relationship "books" (-> to Entity "Book")
Entity "Book" with property "title" and to-one-relationship "author" (- > to Entity "Author")


A classical invers relationship. I have two ArrayControllers: "Authors" and "Books". The "Books"-Controller is bound through ContentSet (Authors.selection.books) to the "Authors"-Controller and as usual to the managedObjectContext.

I also have the default CollectionViewItem-Controller. It is no problem to manage a textField (in the prototype view of the collectionView) showing for example the name of the author via the representedObject and binding to "Collection View Item".

What I want: A popupButton in the prototype view showing the titles of the books as content values via binding.
What I tried: Accessing the data via the representedObject.books -> failed
Accessing the data via a new controller, bound to "Collection View Item" and representedObject to contenObject -> failed
Accessing the data via a ValueTransformer that transforms the Author-Entity of representedObject to an array of "Book" -> failed


Anyone any ideas??? Thanks.
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