Custom NSView Bindings (Newbie)
Custom NSView Bindings (Newbie)
- Subject: Custom NSView Bindings (Newbie)
- From: Vince Ackerman <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 15:09:06 -0800
Arrrgh, the binding thing again. Trying to learn by doing has got me
confused.
I have read and re-read the docs on bindings and Views.
Programatically, I copied the Joystick example bindings to create
bindings for my NSView subclass object. It's a similar to joystick, in
that I draw coordinates supplied by my model object in my view
rectangle, and similarly pass mousedown coordinates from the view to my
model object. Programatically, the bindings work. Everything draws
correctly.
However, I don't understand some of the NSView bindings docs. Are all
of the coded bindings I've written (that bind my variables in the
custom view to the model ) replaceable by using a NSObjectController in
IB, and the bindings pane of the info inspector? How do I do this? It
mentions dragging my custom view header file to the nib file and then
instantiate a customView instance. I did this and now I basically have
I customview icon in my nib and another view rectangle in my main
window where I want the drawing to take place. How do I connect all
this together? Or is it possible? The docs just aren't explicit on all
this.
Any help would be appreciated.... the simpler the better : (
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