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Bindings, am I doing right by MVC?
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Bindings, am I doing right by MVC?


  • Subject: Bindings, am I doing right by MVC?
  • From: Paul Bruneau <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:52:24 -0400

I'm trying to do things correctly in my new app that I am writing, so I wanted to ask this question because I'm not sure if I am.

I have a window for a "door" object in my document (NSDocument based app). It's a good thing I don't work for a window company or things would be really confusing.

In the window I have a lot of UI elements.

First, I feel I'm doing things correctly with my table bindings. I have array controllers and I bind like:

Bind to: Cutouts (the array controller)
Controller key: Arranged Objects
Model Key Path: cutoutWidth  (an ivar of the object in the array)

(this information is made annoying to get because the IB Inspector window disappears when I click in Mail. Not helpful!!!)


But I wonder about my edit fields. They are bound like:

Bind to: File's owner (a NSWindowController subclass)
Controller Key: <blank>
Model Key Path: door.backset (door is an ivar of the window controller--it's the door that the window controller is for. backset is just an ivar of the door object)


Does that look ok, or am I skipping another controller that should be in there? Skipping controllers is probably one of my most serious bad habits that I'm trying to break.

Thanks for any insight,
Paul
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