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Re: Checking "Continuously Updates Value" in NSTextView binding cases Core Data failure
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Re: Checking "Continuously Updates Value" in NSTextView binding cases Core Data failure


  • Subject: Re: Checking "Continuously Updates Value" in NSTextView binding cases Core Data failure
  • From: "Mike R. Manzano" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 21:03:43 -0700

I need the text view to handle multiple fonts and images. It would just be a crying shame if I had to go write a bunch more code to do something that bindings already purports to do.

In lieu of having the text view continuously update, is there a way I can manually force the binding to "fire", so that the contents of the text view are written to its backing managed object?

Mike

FROM : Ben Lachman
DATE : Mon Mar 10 09:20:27 2008

Is there any reason you can't write a NSString to NSData two-way
value transformer?  It would probably be more bulletproof than
relying on something that doesn't work consistently.
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