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Re: Bindings, arrangedObjects, and a NSTableView-like view
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Re: Bindings, arrangedObjects, and a NSTableView-like view


  • Subject: Re: Bindings, arrangedObjects, and a NSTableView-like view
  • From: Rob Giseburt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 07:12:39 -0500

Upon reading my original post, I realize that I was not very clear.

Basically, I want to make something like Safari's Downloads window or Mail's Activity Viewer, where it's a vertically stacked view of subviews. I would like to be able to bind items (controls, labels, etc) of the subviews to an NSArrayController, but I can't figure out how to to the magic that NSTableColumn seems to do with the 'arrangedObjects' key.

For example, when I place a subview in the view, how do I let it know which arrangedObjects index to look at? How can I even tell which controls of the subview are bound to the NSArrayController? Or, do I tell the NSArrayController about the subview?

Any suggestions?

Thank You!
  -Rob

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