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Re: NSPredicateEditor


  • Subject: Re: NSPredicateEditor
  • From: Kimo <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 12:47:55 -0800


On Jan 7, 2008, at 4:08 PM, Peter Ammon wrote:

On Jan 7, 2008, at 3:34 PM, Kimo wrote:

I'm using the NSPredicateEditor template in IB, and it works well. The exception is with a BOOL value. For example, if I have a BOOL value called flag, and I want to use the string (flag == 1), however, using the NSPredicateEditor always produces the string (flag == "1") which doesn't work. Is there an option to create the string without the quotes? Or is there some setting in NSPredicateEditor I'm not aware of?
TIA.

Hi Kimo,

If you want to have the boolean option be represented by a text field, you can of course just select the Numbers type for the right expression. That will coerce the right expressions to a numeric type and give you a string like flag == 1.

If (more likely) you want the boolean value to be represented by a popup, this can't yet be configured in IB, but it is easy to do programmatically. Create an NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate with left expressions your key path expressions, and right expressions as constant expressions containing your boolean values. Then you can configure the view titles and all the rest by modifying the templateViews.

Let me know if you have any questions,
-Peter


Hi Peter,

That helped a lot, thank you. I have another question. I created (programmatically) a NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate so that the left popup button has "Start Date" and "End Date." The middle popup button has "is today" and "is the date" and "is before the date." The right expression is a NSDatePicker. However, when the user selects the operator "is today" I want the NSDatePicker to be hidden, and then visible for the other two operators.

I see other apps do this (Mail for example), but I can't seem to accomplish the same thing. I subclassed NSPredicateEditorRowTemplate so I could alter the templateViews, but I can't seem to determine which middle popup is selected. What is the best way to hide the NSDatePicker when the user selects the menu item "is today" and then displays it for the other menu items?

Thanks in advance!
-Kimo

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