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NSControl/NSCell: archiving vs. bindings and target/action
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NSControl/NSCell: archiving vs. bindings and target/action


  • Subject: NSControl/NSCell: archiving vs. bindings and target/action
  • From: Jim Correia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2006 21:24:55 -0400

Does the documentation discuss what specifically happens to bindings and target/action of an NSControl or an NSCell as it is round tripped through NSKeyedArchiver?

Absent that, would someone be kind enough to confirm or correct these observations?

Bindings don't appear to survive the round trip through the archive.

The target is conditionally encoded, so it's survival depends upon whether the target object was included in the archive.


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