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Re: Accessing an Instance
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Re: Accessing an Instance


  • Subject: Re: Accessing an Instance
  • From: goessly <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 20:35:54 +0200

Thanks for your suggestions so far- but being a cocoa-newbie, it seems I'm having a hard time pinning down the actual problem. So, here's my updated question:

I want to use an OpenGLView as part of the interface of my doc-based CoreData-App, which means changes in the Document should reflect in MyOpenGLView as well.
So: how can I synchronize the GL-View with the Document, which can be edited via NSTableView from within the same window?
i.e. grant it access to the same ManagedObjectContents, NSTreecontrollers, Arrays and Functions that are defined in the class MyDocument, instantiated at runtime in the current Document?


At a loss;
goessly
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