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Cross-nib bindings for to-many relationships
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Cross-nib bindings for to-many relationships


  • Subject: Cross-nib bindings for to-many relationships
  • From: Scott McMahan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 21:35:32 -0700 (PDT)

I've got a follow up to my earlier question about
NSArrayController bindings.

I have a delegate connected to my mainmenu.nib that
reads in a plist and a NSArrayController that accesses
the array by binding to Shared Application
delegate.array.  This works fine for to-one
relationships and pop up buttons.

Now I'm trying to set it up for a NSTableView that
allows multiple selections.  The full contents of the
NSTableView are read in when mainmenu.nib loads using
the same binding as the to-one.  I want the selected
items to bind to an array set up by the nib's File's
Owner.

The NSTableView shows the full list, but I can't
figure out how to easily bind the selected items to
document based array.

If it can't be done easily, can I make the document.m
file a delegate for the NSTableView and override its
tableViewSelectionDidChange method so that when the
selection changes I can programatically change the
document based array?  Can I get the source array by

1) get the NSTableView by the object method of the
notification passed to tableViewSelectionDidChange
2) get the NSArrayController as the -dataSource of the
NSTableView
3) get an array of selected objects in the
NSArrayController by -selectedObjects.

Will this work or will the [MyTableView dataSource]
return the array itself instead of the controller?  If
it will return the array, how could I find the
selected objects in the NSTableView?





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