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Simple Cocoa bindings question


  • Subject: Simple Cocoa bindings question
  • From: Roland Torres <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 18:25:24 -0700

Using Cocoa bindings, I have a switch (NSButton) bound to an NSUserDefaultsController. I have the switch's action set to a certain method in my own controller object. This works fine: The switch's state is remembered from invocation to invocation, and when I click on the switch, my action method gets invoked.

But: on startup when the switch's state setting is reconstituted from NSUserDefaultsController as NSOnState, the switch gets drawn with the checkmark, but my action method doesn't get invoked as a result of this. Is there a way to set it so my action method will get invoked if the defaults setting of the switch is the ON state?

Roland

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