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Coredata and NSOutline with NSTreeController Weirdness.
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Coredata and NSOutline with NSTreeController Weirdness.


  • Subject: Coredata and NSOutline with NSTreeController Weirdness.
  • From: James Andrews <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 14:40:47 -0400

OK, so I have a weird thing happening with my little micro app.

I have a CoreData Application with one Entity called Grouping.

Grouping has 1 attribute called group_name and 2 relationships. one called parent and one called children. children is a To-Many relationship to itself and parent inverses children but is not a To- Many relationship.

I have an Interface with 3 buttons a window and an NSOutlineView. I create an NSTreeController called Groupings which is in Entity Mode to Grouping. The children key path is set to "children" underbindings I have it Bind to AppNameAppDelegate and Model Key path is managedObjectContext. The row(i only have one row) identifier of the NSOutlineView is called group_name.

3 buttons are add, child, and remove and are mapped to the NSTreeController's add,insertChild,remove actions respectively


I compile the app, and it compiles cleanly(which is usually a good sign). I launch the app, and click the add button, it adds a row to the NSOutlineView. I can then click on it and edit it's name as it's editable. I click on remove and it removes it. If I click on add, and then try to add a child is where I get my weirdness.


When I click on the child function It does create a child, but then it also creates another node the level up (ie at the childs parent level. If I try to remove that parent then it also deletes the child., but it shouldn't because it's the child of the other parent node.

I'm confused, any ideas?

James


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