Re: OutlineEdit example (_NSArrayControllerTreeNode)
Re: OutlineEdit example (_NSArrayControllerTreeNode)
- Subject: Re: OutlineEdit example (_NSArrayControllerTreeNode)
- From: Keith Blount <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 10:57:04 -0700 (PDT)
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You are of course right and I guess I was just being a
little facetious. :) As I've only just got Tiger
(couldn't afford the ADC pre-release), I'm still a bit
daunted at the prospect of learning Core Data, but I'm
going to go through the tutorials this week. (First I
need to brush up on bindings which I haven't had to
use much since going through Hillegass, and I see
there's a very nice tutorial on your site...)
I just hope Apple introduce an easier way to access
the cell data in the NSOutlineView methods so I can
get rid of the hacks.
Thanks again,
Keith
----
> The fact that I will have to
> implement a couple of hacks to get NSTreeController
> working properly for varying row heights and drag
and
> drop makes me seriously consider not using it -
maybe
> I should just stick to my old hierarchical custom
> model objects (though they're a pain too)...
Personally, I'd rather take advantage of everything
NSTreeController
has to offer and just live with one or two
hacks/workarounds. I think
NSTreeController is particularly important if you're
using Core Data,
since you'd have to do all the fetching and KVO stuff
yourself
without it.
You know exactly how long it will take to work around
known bugs, but
it's hard to say how long it will take to write and
debug code you
haven't written yet. :)
- Scott
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