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  • Subject: Secondary Window Content
  • From: Mike Rossetti <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 11:46:22 -0700

As I am getting started in Cocoa bindings (and, really, Cocoa in general) I would be most grateful for a bit of guidance.

Here's the situation:

1. I have a window in which there is a list of items.
2. I select one of the items in the list.
3. I press an 'Edit' button.

I'd like a new window to come up which allows editing of the item selected. More than one of these edit windows can be open (for different items, of course) at a time.

4. I have an NSArrayController specialization (EditController) which adds an 'edit:' selector.
5. The 'Edit' button is wired to the 'edit:' action.
6. The EditController's edit: selector create's a EditWindowController and shows the window.
7. The EditWindowController gets initialized with the EditWindow nib name and with a pointer to the item to be edited.


The EditWindow is supposed to show the information about the selected item.

I'm stumbling over figuring out how to hook up the EditWindow so that it knows about the item to which the controller points.

8. There is an ItemName field in the EditWindow. It's bound to an NSObjectController which I call (EditController).

I don't know to where the content of the EditController so be connected in order to get the pointer to the item being edited.

I'm thinking that I need to connect to the EditWindowController some how. I've tried making my EditController of class EditWindowController. No joy. Making an instance of the EditWindowController doesn't work, of course, since it's not the same one as used to create the window.

Any hints, pointers to documentation, or examples of how to do multi-window applications (not just multi-documents but multi-windows into the same doc for array elements) I would be most grateful.

Mike

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