Michael Hanna wrote:
My question is, how do I make a keypath from the tree controller to
the treeModel, since it's sitting inside a singleton? Would
programmatically setting the binding accomplish this?
If you have a NSApp subclass, an easy way to accomplish this is to add
an accessor method there, i.e.:
- (id)dataModelMgr
{
return [MyDataModelManager getInstance];
}
Then bind your tree controller to the "Shared Application" object with
keypath @"dataModelMgr.treeDataModel" (or simplify this and have your
accessor directly return the tree data model).
Also, would it be necessary for MyTreeDataModel be an
NSArrayController subclass?
Why should it? As long as it complies with the NSTreeController
requirements (see the documentation) you should be fine.
Note, though, that NSTreeController can be a pain to work with.
Especially if you plan on supporting 10.4. But that's just my opinion...
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