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Shared User Defaults v. NSUserDefaultsController in a nib question
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Shared User Defaults v. NSUserDefaultsController in a nib question


  • Subject: Shared User Defaults v. NSUserDefaultsController in a nib question
  • From: Jeff LaMarche <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 20:14:56 -0500

If you manually add an NSUserDefaultsController to your nib, you can bind to it, the values entered go into the shared user defaults.

If you select the "Shared User Defaults" from the bind to menu, it adds a "Shared User Defaults" icon to your nib. It looks like the NSUserDefaultsController, but the icon's slightly different.

Binding to either one seems to work identically, so does anyone know why there are two distinct mechanisms in Interface Builder for binding to user preferences? Is there any difference between the two other than how you add them to your nib?

Thanks!
Jeff
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