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  • Subject: query NSPopupButtonCell (bindings newbie)
  • From: Saggau <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 18:36:00 -0400

I have an NSTable Column that uses NSPopupButtonCell to allow selection from
the contents of an array controller (soundFilePaths).  The NSTable is
getting data from another array controller (triggerModels).

How do I create the binding that allows me to fire a method in the
appDelegate that takes the currently selected triggerModel and the
soundFilePath as arguments when the user selects one of the soundFilePaths
from the NSPopupButtonCell in the NSTableColumn?

                          | NSTableColumn

_________________________________________________________________
(Trigger Model 0)  |  NSPopupButtonCell listing the contents of the
soundFilePaths array controller

_________________________________________________________________
(Trigger Model 1)  |  NSPopupButtonCell listing the contents of the
soundFilePaths array controller

_________________________________________________________________
(Trigger Model 2)  |  NSPopupButtonCell listing the contents of the
soundFilePaths array controller

User selects a soundFilePath from the NSPopupButtonCell corresponding to
Trigger Model 2 ^
Bindings then call:
[AppDelegate setSoundFilepath: soundFilePath // <-- selected path in
NSPopupButtonCell
                      forTriggerModel: triggerModel] // <--- triggerModel
corresponding to table row

Cheers,
Jonathan Saggau

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