CoreData custom view on NSTableView
CoreData custom view on NSTableView
- Subject: CoreData custom view on NSTableView
- From: "Devraj Mukherjee" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2007 11:53:33 +1100
Hi everyone,
I am working on an application that uses CoreData to store phone
numbers captured from a socket of the Asterisk Manager Interface. The
number can then be displayed in a window so the user can see lists of
outgoing, incoming, missed calls. All this works.
I would like to look up the Apple address book with each of the phone
numbers and see if they an entry and display say their name and a
picture if its available. Obviously the neat thing would be tot do
this when the table is displayed rather than when I save the data so
any changes to the address book data is reflected when the table is
displayed.
So my thoughts are, is there a way I can write say an instance methods
to the classes/entities in the CoreData model and then bind each
column to call those methods to return their looked up data?
Other suggestions are welcome. I love Core Data and would like to use
it and I am quite certain I am not the first one to have this
requirement.
Please help, appreciate your time.
PS I am using Leopard and XCode 3
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