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  • Subject: bindings and mutliple NIBs
  • From: Torsten Curdt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 May 2008 22:06:30 +0200

I have an array of objects. The main application loads the objects via Core Data. The controller is in the main NIB. Now I have a separate NIB for the preferences. In this this NIB I have a NSTableColumn I want to bind to the controller for the objects. But the controller for the objects is in the main NIB and I cannot bind to it from inside the preferences NIB.

I assume it's not OK to create a second controller in the preferences NIB bound to the same managedObjectContext. Just having the controller in the preferences NIB doesn't work either as the main application also needs access.

How would you solve this?

Could I maybe establish the binding manually when I load the NIB?

cheers
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Torsten

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