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Subject: Using bindings to set the value of an NSTextView
From: "Andrew White" <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 18:32:36 +1100
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I have an NSString, that I want to use to set the value of an NSTextView. Normally, I'd just use setString:, but I'm also using bindings.

The options the 'bindings' menu gives me are 'data' (the NSTextStorage), 'valuePath' (the path of the content), and 'valueURL' (the URL of the content). Which, if any, is appropriate?

I tried an alternative of creating a void triggered key, but it doesn't seem to trigger unless I have something to receive the message. I have found a way to fudge it - set an invisible text field using the output and have the NSTextView set as a side effect, but that is IMO ugly.

Any suggestions?

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Andrew White
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