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ArrayInUserDefaults Bindings example updated for Tiger
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ArrayInUserDefaults Bindings example updated for Tiger


  • Subject: ArrayInUserDefaults Bindings example updated for Tiger
  • From: Uli Zappe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 20:25:35 +0200

Hi,

I have updated my ArrayInUserDefaults Bindings example for Tiger (ftp://ftp.ritual.org/MacOSX/Cocoa/ArrayInUserDefaults.zip).


From the README:

This Cocoa Bindings example demonstrates how to combine an NSArrayController with the Shared Defaults Controller to save multiple sets of preferences (as e.g. Mail.app does for the various mail accounts you create).

Note: The code for Tiger is different from the code for Panther. On the one hand, Tiger thankfully does not require a value transformer anymore because the Shared Defaults Controller now provides mutable objects itself. On the other hand, in Tiger, you cannot use the insert: method of NSArrayController anymore. Because of these differences, I have included 2 completely separated code examples for Panther and Tiger.


I hope the code examples are useful for some of you.


Bye Uli ________________________________________________________

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