Re: Cocoa binding for NSTableView and a background object list
Re: Cocoa binding for NSTableView and a background object list
- Subject: Re: Cocoa binding for NSTableView and a background object list
- From: Xianyu_Ge <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 09:22:39 +0800
Hi, Xiaogang,
There are some links to introduce cocoa bindings:
http://www.cocoadevcentral.com/articles/000080.php
http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?CocoaBindings
I hope that can help you.
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Best Regards,
Xianyu
On Nov 4, 2008, at 11:31 PM, Andrew wrote:
Hi,List
I have a project that need use the Cocoa Bindings. But I am not
familiar with this mechanism. So, I post my question here for some
help. Any
comments will be appreciated sincerely.
The functionality of my project like this, once the
application is
launched, one thread will be created to detect the USB printer and
Network
printer, and put the result to a list; For the GUI site, a table
view is
used to show the printer list, the table view should keep
synchronized with
the printer list, if some printer is detected or disconnected, the
table
view should real-time update the view, and there is another issue,
if the
user specify the USB printer, the table view just show the USB
printer list,
if the user select the network, the table view just show the network
printer
list. This application is used to update the firmware for the printer.
Well, I want to use the Cocoa bindings instead of glue code.
In order
to do this, I have read some guide like the key-value coding and key-
value
binding, and I also take a glance to other Cocoa binding's articles.
But I
still have no idea about the implementation details. I feel so
shamed to put
my question here. But, if some one knows the similar demo sample in
the ADC
or other kind of suggestion, it will be a better fist-step for me.
Thanks
ahead.
Thanks
Xiaogang Li
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