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Re: Binding different elements of an UI.
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Re: Binding different elements of an UI.


  • Subject: Re: Binding different elements of an UI.
  • From: Stephen Deken <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2006 12:08:20 -0500

I'm wondering if there's a way to bind the different elements of a UI together. (For example, have a NSTextField that is visible only when a certain checkbox is checked or radio button selected.) Would I have to make an outlet for a controller or the document and connect the checkbox to the outlet and a "toggle" action or something?

Create an instance of NSObjectController in the nib file, and bind your values to that. This is called 'Cocoa Bindings'. Look at the "Bindings" section of the inspector pane for the UI elements in this example .nib file.


--sjd;

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