Re: Creating Binding Compatible Interface Objects
Re: Creating Binding Compatible Interface Objects
- Subject: Re: Creating Binding Compatible Interface Objects
- From: Scott Anguish <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 01:01:20 -0500
On Jan 25, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Nick Smale wrote:
I've created a calendar control that allows a user to edit the value
of an NSCalendarDate. I now want to use my control with an array of
calendar dates displayed in an NSTableView. I've programmatically
bound my control's date key to the selection key of the tableview's
array controller. My control now takes on the value of the selected
date -- however, changes to the control fail to be reflected in
changes to the values displayed in the table.
Reading Apple's documentation, and looking at Scott Anguish's O'Reilly
presentation on the Controller layer, makes me suspect that I need to
make my control comply to the NSEditor (and possibly
NSEditorRegistration) informal protocol. However, I'm drawing a blank
on precisely how to do this.
Yes, you'd need to conform to NSEditor. I'm not being purposefully
oblique, I don't know more than that at the moment.
Could someone please point me towards sample code for a binding
compatible interface object which would help clarify what I need do
do?
At the moment, there isn't any. Might be worth filing a bug request
for the sample code and doc.
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