On Oct 12, 2009, at 11:52 AM, Gustavo Pizano wrote:
Ok this is what I have:
1. InvoiceGenViewController.m -> Controller for the InvoiceGenView.xib
2. UserListViewController.m -> Controller for the UserListView.xib
3. InvoiceEditionViewController.m -> Controller for the
InvoiceEditionView.xib
InvoiceGenView.xib, has a slipt view and InvoiceGenViewController
has 2 IBOutlets NSView one for the each view of the split view and
also has an instance of UserListViewController and
InvoiceEditionViewController, so when loading the nib, I create
those controllers with their respective nib files. So far so good.
The UserListView has an IBOutlet NSArrayController with a connection
in IB to a NSArrayController instance called "Users Array". In IB
for the UserListView.xib, I bind the NSManagedObjectContext to the
Files's Owners managedObjectContext, which Im getting form the
ApplicationDelegate. And I placed a NSTableView with the column
binding to "Users Array" ; controller key :: arrangedObject ;
Model Key Path: completeName.
So when the whole window with all this views loads I can see in
the ;left side a list of Users, displaying the concatenated name.
Anyway, its working till this point. The problem is that when I
select an item form the NSTableView(which is in the UserListView), I
want to display its details in the other view which is controlled by
InvoiceEditionViewController and it's in another .xib. NO SUCCESS! :(
I have tried passing the instance of the NSArrayController from
UserListViewController to InvoiceEditionViewController (IBOutlet
also) and connecting it to an Instance of NSArrayController in the
InvoiceEditionViewController.xib (called "Ref Users List"). Then
setting the fields bindings to:
Bind : "Ref Users List"
Controller key : selection
Model Key Path: firstName .... etc for the rest of fields.
This doesn't appear sensible, and you may have a number of problems.
First, make sure that InvoiceEditionViewController is being
instantiated properly. Second, simply have a reference to
UserListViewController in InvoiceEditionViewController, which can be
an outlet if InvoiceEditionViewController can be sensibly instantiated
via xib, or set by other means. I recommend then to have an
NSObjectController in InvoiceEditionViewController.xib whose content
is bound to UserListViewController.NSArrayController.selection (using
correct ivar/property names, of course).
HTH,
Keary Suska
Esoteritech, Inc.
"Demystifying technology for your home or business"
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