Re: NSController, currentDocument
Re: NSController, currentDocument
- Subject: Re: NSController, currentDocument
- From: Marco Binder <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 9 Nov 2003 19:00:39 +0100
OK, sorry, i m answering my own post again.
The solution to the problem described below: in mainMenu.nib (or
whatever you call it), add another NSArrayController to which you will
bind you inspector table view. it has been ask before on this list,
what controllers got bindings for. well, this now comes into play: set
the contentArray binding of your new NSArrayController to
NSApplications mainWindow.document.arrayController.selectedObjects!
Now, this app-wide controler will automatically be populated with the
objects you have selected in your documents table view. Cool, isnt it?!
Marco
Am 09.11.2003 um 18:24 schrieb Marco Binder:
Scott, would something like this work: bind the palette Ui items to
the shared app with a keypath of
mainWindow.document.arrayController.selection.desiredProperty?
Yes, this is an easy way to do inspectors...
Still, if I have an NSArrayController in my document, managing an
NSTableView, I can not figure out, how to display the same array of
objects / only the selected objects in an app-wide inspector. I set
the columns4bindings in the inspector4s tableview to something like
mainWindow.document.myArrayController.selection.propertyName and it
just wont work. I ve tried many ways, just havent found the right one.
Have you done anything like this? Any pointer appreciated!
Marco
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