Hi,

my app has a NSMutableDictionary to which I had/remove/modify keys/ value pairs. The value is a custom NSObject class. I need to display the key/value into a NSTableView , one key per line, four columns because my custom object/value has four values I need to display.


I use (for the first time) a NSDictionaryController and bindings.

My app has an instance of NSDictionaryController and my NSMutabledictionary. I set the content of the NSDictionaryController to the NSMutabledictionary (through IB)

when I do
NSLog(@"projectsController content = %@",[ [self projectsController] content]);
I see the controller has the key/value pairs setup correctly


I set the columns in the table view to the instance of the projectsController.arrangedObjects.value.hours

my custom value object has setter/getter, is KVC compliant for hours (as far as I can tell).


Problem, is, the tableView does not display any data.

any clues ? I've googled and reviewed http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/DictionaryController/index.html without success.


PS: In a similar applications, I succeeded to display an array of values, but this time, I really need to stick with a mutable dictionary.

Louis Demers eng.
www.obzerv.com


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