Re: NSTableView with PopUpButtonCell column with different content per row
Re: NSTableView with PopUpButtonCell column with different content per row
- Subject: Re: NSTableView with PopUpButtonCell column with different content per row
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:13:04 -0800
On 2010 Feb 18, at 13:30, Quincey Morris wrote:
> you could simply have your window controller provide an array property with version strings for the current OS (along with a KVO dependency to keep the property in sync with the current OS), and bind the popup content to that array.
>
> However, I'd suggest that perhaps you're asking the wrong question -- there might be a deeper data model design issue.
Quincey's answer is excellent, and abstract. Let me give you a concrete example from one of my projects. Presumably your table is bound to an array controller whose contentSet or contentArray is bound to a collection of Foo objects in your data model.
Table Column Bindings for "OS Version" column:
Content:
Bind to: FooArrayController
Controller Key: arrangedObjects
Model Key Path: osVersionChoices
Content Values:
Bind to: FooArrayController
Controller Key: arrangedObjects
Model Key Path: osVersionChoices.osVersionDisplayName
Selected Object:
Bind to: FooArrayController
Controller Key: arrangedObjects
Model Key Path: osVersion
In your data model,
@interface Foo {
}
@property (retain) NSString* osVersion ; // Could also be NSNumber
/* Returns an array of NSStrings (or NSNumbers) */
- (NSArray*)osVersionChoices ;
...
@end
And finally, and I forgot who it was who gave me this invaluable tip, you implement a category on NSString (or NSNumber) which defines -osVersionDisplayName. You can do your localization or transforming in here. I've never been able to get a Value Transformer to work in an NSTableColumn binding. But the category works every time.
Note that -osVersionChoices and of course -osVersionDisplay name are readonly. No problem. If you table is not editable, -osVersion can be readonly too.
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