Model / View best practice
Model / View best practice
- Subject: Model / View best practice
- From: "Kamrin Dahlin" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2006 09:16:48 -0700
- Thread-topic: Model / View best practice
Hi All,
I have a model that I am managing with a NSArrayController and who's view is a NSTableView. Everything is working great, but my issue lays in the fact that I am displaying a file Icon and the filename in a single row of the "filename" column in my NSTableView. I am using a NSAttributedString to accomplish this, and again this is working fine. The NSAttributedString is memeber of my model class -- I am using bindings to display it in a NSTextViewCell of the NSTableView -- this NSAttributedString really doesn't have much to do with my model and in fact in order to get the right font, font size, and icon size for my table I end up setting view elements in my model, which seems like it breaks the practice of MVC. Would there be a better way to do this -- a better practice? As it stands now, I am hard coding the font, font size and icon size when i create the NSAttributedString, which doesn't allow for much flexability and since I don't really want to put a bunch of code into my model class so that I can change fonts, and fonts size's, scale the icon to my row height, etc, I was hoping someone might be able to suggest a better way to do this?
thx,
k
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