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Re: Newbie: two tables on one window, how to talk to them?
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Re: Newbie: two tables on one window, how to talk to them?


  • Subject: Re: Newbie: two tables on one window, how to talk to them?
  • From: Keith Pritchard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 17:10:16 +0100

On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 05:06 PM, Robert Cerny wrote:
Well,
I don't think that nntp client is the best example of "My first app." :))

I should explain perhaps that I've worked at an ISP for several years now, so familiarity with the networking side of things + an interest in this type of app (and having used the same app to learn several frameworks in the past) makes it more of a reasonable choice than it would appear to be ;-)) (but I know what you mean ;-)

Anyway, the answer for your question is simple. In IB there is a possibility to drag a connection to tableView datasource. The same possibility is for outlineView as well. Datasource is responsible for providing data, it's an object which can be same for both views.

Thanks Robert and Tony.... I wanted to make sure I was putting things in the right place.. seems I am and I do as suspected, need to test aTableView against the outlets to see which one the functions are talking to!

Cheers,
Keith
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