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NSButton Bindings


  • Subject: NSButton Bindings
  • From: Niels Meersschaert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 02:14:00 -0400

I have a table controlled with an NSArrayController. One of the columns in that table is a path to a file. I have an NSTextField where a user can manually enter the path. I also have a button that provides a open/save panel to select the path thru the browser. What I'd like to do is have the button to pop that up be bound to the value of the text field with these rules:

If multiple values for the field are selected, the button should be disabled.
If no selection exists, the button should be disabled.
If multiple items are selected, but the values for that field are the same, the button should be enabled.


I've tried using the placeholders for these, with the value key being the array controller's selection with a key path of the field. That gives me a can't convert Bool from Object error, which makes sense. Using a value transformer like NSNotNil, bypasses the error, but then the placeholder selections appear to be ignored, since it enables purely on whether the field is nil. Is my only option to create a custom subclass of NSValueTransformer that implements the rules I need or can I do this purely thru IB?

Thanks for your help,

Niels
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