Re: [Q] Bindings, FilteringController and KVC compliance
Re: [Q] Bindings, FilteringController and KVC compliance
- Subject: Re: [Q] Bindings, FilteringController and KVC compliance
- From: mmalcolm crawford <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 23:47:20 -0700
On Sep 16, 2004, at 7:53 PM, Ondra Cada wrote:
There *are* bindings, from MainMenu.nib, as shown above. That's the
reason the exception is risen.
I am suspicious that there may be an undocumented thing going on here
but don't have a clue where to look for this.
There are undocumented things going on here all right, but not at this
comparatively easy level :)
Does MMALC care to comment (please)?
I guess he keeps his temper tightly under control, not daring to say
what he would like to :)))))
Umm, the only thing here that might cause any anger or frustration is
myself, for having left the "Inspector" in the example without drawing
attention to it.
Peter: I trust that Ondra's analysis reassures you that there is
nothing else undocumented happening?
The general point here is one that applies to all Cocoa development,
but is more important with the advent of bindings. Traditionally
developers are used to dealing with code. If something goes wrong with
the application, the first instinct is to look through your source
files to try to determine the cause. With Cocoa, however, an
increasing proportion of the functionality of an application is
determined by non-code files. If inspection of code fails to yield a
solution to a problem, you should get into the habit of looking at
other auxiliary files, primarily nibs.
mmalc
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