On Sep 29, 2009, at 15:27, Stamenkovic Florijan wrote:

                // the group dragged to
NSManagedObject* group = [((NSTreeNode*)proposedParentItem) representedObject];
                
                // the URIs of Notes being dragged
                NSArray* noteURIs = [NSKeyedUnarchiver
unarchiveObjectWithData:[pboard dataForType:FSNoteIDURIsArrayPBType]];
                
                NSUndoManager* um = [[group managedObjectContext] undoManager];
                
                // relate the notes to the group dragged into
                // do it as a single undoable op
                [um beginUndoGrouping];
                for(NSURL* noteURI in noteURIs){
// app delegate is the where the managed object URI -> managed object reference logic resides
                        FSNote* note = (FSNote*)[appDelegate 
objectForURI:noteURI];
                        note.group = group;
                }
                [um endUndoGrouping];

I dunno, this is where my head starts to hurt.

According to your error message, there was an observer of a Note (well, FSNote) object for key path "group.name". However, your binding is via arrangedObjects. Now, although the array controller may be KVO compliant for the property "arrangedObjects", the arrangedObjects array isn't itself KVO compliant for anything, because arrays just aren't. So although 'note.group = group;' is generating the correct notification, maybe it just isn't "flowing through" the array controller to the binding mechanism.

I'm going to take a stab in the dark and predict that you *don't* have "rearranges content automatically" checked for the array controller, and that checking it will cause the error message to go away. (Or, equivalently, you could send a "rearrangeObjects" message to the array controller immediately after 'note.group = group;'.)

Alternatively, you could move to a small island in the Pacific and forget you ever heard of NSArrayController. ;)


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