Re: NSTableView content binding (and friends)
Re: NSTableView content binding (and friends)
- Subject: Re: NSTableView content binding (and friends)
- From: mmalcolm crawford <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 16:03:19 -0800
On Mar 2, 2005, at 3:48 PM, Jim Correia wrote:
The docs say for the content binding of NSTable view:
content
An NSArrayController instance that provides the content of the
NSTableView.
Typically, the content binding is created automatically when the
initial NSTableColumn binding is made, binding to the column's
NSArrayController.
Under what situations would I bind directly to this, rather than just
setting up the columns? (I guess I have the same question for all of
the other keys which say "Typically this binding is created
automatically, binding to the <xxx> of the initially bound
NSTableColumn.)
You might make an explicit binding if you want to dynamically change
the sort descriptors, or directly track changes to the selection
indexes...
I'm trying to understand, for example, why when I take mmalc's
bookmarks example which uses the master-detail view, and explicitly
bind the content of the NSTableView to the array controller, the
detail view stops working correctly.
You'll also need to bind selectionIndexes and sortDescriptors.
mmalc
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