Sorry, today appears to Trip Over Your Own Tongue day for some of us.
Slight corrections:
On Sep 14, 2009, at 17:59, Quincey Morris wrote:
[NSNumber alloc] always returns a subclass.
It's actually an implementation detail what [NSNumber alloc] returns.
It might be some kind of placeholder object. It's more correct to say
that [[NSNumber alloc] init...] always returns a subclass.
The simple solution is to add a number formatter to your text field.
Then, changing the text field causes it to update the binding with a
NSNumber value instead of a NSString value.
I didn't see the end of your post until too late. You already figured
this part out.
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