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Dual array controller


  • Subject: Dual array controller
  • From: Massimiliano Origgi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2005 16:51:06 +0200

Hello,
I'm looking for a clean solution for a binding implementation I have done. My current implementation works so far, but it's somewhat hacky.


I have an NSArrayControlled and its table view as the master interface.
I, then, have another NSArrayController and a details interface. I have setup a second controller for the detail interface as it lives in a separate Nib.


I have bound the selection key of the first controller to the contentObject of the second.

At this point things show up and work mostly fine, but when I edit something in one of the objects in the table view its change is not noticed by the inspector.
The hacky solution is to perform a willChange/didChange set of calls on the selection property of the first array to enforce the update on the inspector.


A cleaner solution would be probably to setup observers in the inspector for all objects and keys in the selection every time it changes, but maybe I'm missing a simpler method, is there any?
Tnx!


Massimiliano Origgi
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