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Array Bindings and NSUserDefaultsController / endEditing
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Array Bindings and NSUserDefaultsController / endEditing


  • Subject: Array Bindings and NSUserDefaultsController / endEditing
  • From: Bjoern Kriews <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 00:44:13 +0100

What about binding an NSArrayControllers content directly to values.xy of an NSUserDefaultsController ?

When I started playing with bindings I wanted to keep some preferences edited in a TableView this way -
using an NSArrayController with NSMutableDictionaries seemed natural to the concept.

It didn't work. The dictionaries become immutable.

Later I found out that this stops happening when I -[NSUserDefaultsController setAppliesImmediately: NO].

Still, I can add new rows and they get saved but the UserDefaultsController does not save
changes I make in existing rows (changes are persistent thoughout the application, just
not saved to the real NSUserDefaults).

Is there a way to register dependent keys as "values.xy" depends on "values.xy.blah" ?
I suppose not, otherwise they would be called dependent keyPathes, right ?

On another note, when I open my Preferences-Window, edit a textfield (bound to SharedUserDefaultsC.)
in there and then move to the mainwindow the value is not taken (because no end-editing did take place)
and - more importantly - not saved.

I made up a very ugly solution to this:

- (void) cleanup
{
NSUserDefaultsController *udc = [NSUserDefaultsController sharedUserDefaultsController];

// force udc to notice that the user has "left" if he was editing a field
[udc commitEditing];

// otherwise we don't have them after a user quits directly after entry - sigh
[udc save: self];
}

- (void) windowDidResignKey:(NSNotification *)aNotification
{
[self cleanup];
}

- (void) windowWillClose:(NSNotification *)aNotification
{
[self cleanup];
}


Is there a better solution ?

Thanks, Bjoern
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