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Binding NSDictionary controller to a read-only ivar
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Binding NSDictionary controller to a read-only ivar


  • Subject: Binding NSDictionary controller to a read-only ivar
  • From: Thomas Westfeld <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:52:22 +0200

Dear all,

I was fiddeling around with the NSDictionary controller to display a dictionary of NSStrings along with its corresponding keys in a NSTableView. It works so far, one column is bound to key the other to value of the arranged objects, while the content of the dictionary controller is bound to a dictionary in my model object. So far so good.

Now I have a getter method in the model object that returns a NSDictionary in which the values of the original dictionary have been altered. This dictionary is generated on the fly and is returned autoreleased.

Now I unbind the dictionary controller of my dictionary property and bind it programatically to the read-only dictionary. It works, but after one run loop I think the dictionary gets released and the dictionary controller's contend is bound to a released object.

How do I mange it properly?

Do I have to store the altered dictionary as an ivar in the object to get memory management right?

Thanks in advance for your help

Thomas
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