Solved.. Due to the way the data is modeled using a data sorce
delegate is the best way to go.
On Mar 25, 2009, at 10:59 PM, Scott Andrew wrote:
I have a question, may know the answer already. I am looking at
using core data to store the project for my application I am
starting. I want a categorized NSOutlineView that has categories and
then children under. The categories just describe the nodes
underneath it. They do not not necessarily match 1 to 1 my entities.
From what I am seeing on the web it is better that I use a data
source for my tree than trying to get bindings to work.
Am i missing out on something not using bindings? I have seen also
seen that it takes a lot of work arounds to get NSTreeController to
work properly with NSOutlineView. This is my first adventure into
core data.
Scott
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