On Apr 16, 2013, at 10:26 , Chris Paveglio chris_paveg...@yahoo.com wrote:
I've added an NSArrayController to the xib. Set it's contentArray binding to
my array. Then I selected a text box in my table cell where one of the
dictionary values would go. I set it's binding to BindTo:arrayController;
controllerKey:arrangedObjects; modelKeyPath:{key for the object in
dictionary}.
Yeah, this isn't going to work. It binds each row's text box to the *entire*
arrangedObjects array, which is not what you want.
If I understand your purpose, you need the Full Monty view binding procedure
described (if that's the right word for it) here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/TableView/PopulatingViewTablesWithBindings/PopulatingView-TablesWithBindings.html
Basically, there are two parts to this:
1. You must explicitly bind the table view's content binding to
arrangedObjects. Note that this normally isn't done explicitly for cell-based
table views, but it's necessary in the view-based case.
That causes the table view to set the objectValue property of each
NSTableCellView to the correct object in arrangedObjects -- one of your
dictionaries, in your scenario.
2. You must bind the NSTableCellView subviews to the table cell item in the
binding popup, and use key paths of the form objectValue.key. That should
give you access to the value for key in the dictionary represented by
objectValue.
FWIW, I've never actually done part 1 of this myself -- I've used a data source
for every cell-based table view I've created -- but I've done part 2 several
times and it's straightforward once you get your head around the objectValue
concept.
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