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NSImageViewing & No Bindings available ...
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  • Subject: NSImageViewing & No Bindings available ...
  • From: Michael Pringle <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 21:37:42 +0000
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Hi,

I'm trying to add an NSImageView to a window so that I can bind to it, similar to how the icons are displayed in the 'Icon Collection' sample from Apple. However, whenever I add a custom view, and change it's class to NSImageView, I getting a 'dong' sound when I click off and there is no bindings except 'Hidden' and 'Tooltip'. If I look at the Apple sample, it has Data, Value, Value Path and Value URL ... but it seems no matter what I do I cannot get these when I add my own. I have even tried adding another NSImageView to the same view in the sample with no luck ??

Any ideas as this one is really driving me crazy !?

-Mic _______________________________________________

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