Re: Core data design related question
Re: Core data design related question
- Subject: Re: Core data design related question
- From: Stamenkovic Florijan <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:06:06 -0400
On Oct 22, 2009, at 15:46, Marc Rink wrote:
This means i need the ObjectController in every view i want to have
access to the connection parameters.
Yep, that seems right.
However, i am now troubling around: I set the value Binding of the
Textfield to the object Controllers.selection.<value> in IB, however
i wont see the defaultvalue i have set in the model designer in
Xcode. I already fiddled around with "Enabled" and "editable"
bindings, but i didnt get it to work...?
Anyone able to point me in the right direction?
I am not sure exactly what should be happening as I never used an
NSObjectController with CoreData fetching (normally use array and tree
controllers). What gets fetched? One record? All records? No idea...
However, this should all be fairly simple to track down...
1. Make sure your default value is actually getting set on new objects.
2. Check what the fetched content of the object controller is at the
point in which you expect your connection info in it.
3. Check what the object controller's selection is at the same time.
...
This is one of those situations which should just work, unless you
omit one of the myriad small steps necessary to get there. As such
it's hard for anyone but you to find it. So check your assumptions one
by one and experiment...
F
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