Re: Bindings detail column shows dictionary description, not value
Re: Bindings detail column shows dictionary description, not value
- Subject: Re: Bindings detail column shows dictionary description, not value
- From: Paul Collins <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 16:37:30 -0800
Oops - email typo. The 2nd array controller is in fact bound to
selection.iRecipients, producing the result described. Thanks for the
note anyway.--Paul
On Dec 9, 2005, at 2:16 PM, Miguel Sanchez wrote:
I'm assuming that iRecipients.name is just a simple string value,
right? If so, why do you bind the detail array to
selection.iRecipients.name which would be an array created by
concatenating all the name values. Have you tried just
selection.iRecipients?
- Miguel
On Dec 9, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Paul Collins wrote:
In my master-detail interface nib, I've got a master
NSArrayController that seems to be working fine, bound to an array
of a custom class GSFile. In a detail NSTableView, I want to
display an array of NSDictionary held by GSFile called
"iRecipients". I've got a second NSArrayController, bound to the
master controller as
(Corrected:)
contentArray = selection.iRecipients [masterController]
A column in my detail table is bound:
arrangedObjects.name [detailController]
When run, instead of showing the name, the detail column shows
what looks like a description of the dictionary in the iRecipients
array. Here's what the "name" cell displays in my view:
{address = "email@hidden"; name = "Paul"; }
I want to just see "Paul" - any suggestions?
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