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Re: two NSArrayControllers
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Re: two NSArrayControllers


  • Subject: Re: two NSArrayControllers
  • From: Mark Knopper <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 17:08:23 -0400

By the way, I should also ask if anyone has ever done this before (bind two table columns' values to different NSArrayControllers). Is this known to work?

(Maybe that would be an easier question...)

Thanks,
        Mark

On Jun 1, 2005, at 12:40 PM, Mark Knopper wrote:


Hi. I have a bindings problem that should be simple but I am getting a very strange result. Here is the situation: I have two NSArrayControllers whose contentArray are bound to NSArrays in my Controller.m code. Then I have an NSTableView where one column should display the Name key of the arrangedObjects of the first array, and the other column should display the Comment key of the arrangedObjects of the second array. Seems simple, and there is a hint on mmalc's page about this:

"You can also use this mechanism to do other things with a table view's bindings (like pull the selection indexes from one array controller, while displaying the arranged objects of another array controller)."

However, when I do this, what I get is what appears to be a "(" character in the Comments column for each row. I found that if I double click on one of these elements and paste it into TextEdit, I get the following:

(
    comment1,
    comment2,
    comment3,
    comment4,
    comment5
)

This appears to be a listing of an array of all of the commentField's of each Comment object. How can that have happened??

I've tried a bunch of things but can't seem to figure out how to get the correct comment to appear in the rows.

Any ideas would be *most* welcome.

        Mark


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