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-[NSTextField setStringValue]
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-[NSTextField setStringValue]

  • Subject: -[NSTextField setStringValue]
  • From: Clark Mueller <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 21:32:46 -0600
I have an NSTextField and an NSString whose value is to go into it. I have many other text fields as well, with the same situation. I am only having problems with one, and I don't understand why. What happens is that when I make the call to setStringValue:, i can pass the NSString object, and it is displayed in the text field, but behind it is a variety of jargon that changes each time the field is changed (the correct text (an HFS type code) is still displayed in front of it). The interesting thing is that the NSString can be passed to NSLog and it logs just fine. As well, the string is normally displayed properly the first time it is used (it is autoreleased, so it should be freshly initialized each time). I'm totally lost...

Thanks,

Clark Mueller
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