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This is a brute force mechanism to save the expanded NSOutlineView
items prior to changing a Managed Object context and then restoring
them after the modification.
- (id)expandedState
{
NSMutableArray *state = [NSMutableArray array];
NSInteger count = [
On 1 Jul 2008, at 17:19, Ron Lue-Sang wrote:
On Jul 1, 2008, at 12:05 AM, Andy Kim wrote:
Thanks - I've seen solutions like this before, I just wanted to
get it working the regular way!
I totally understand the sentiment.
Is itemForPersistentObject expecting an NSTreeNode? You say you
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On Jul 1, 2008, at 12:05 AM, Andy Kim wrote:
Thanks - I've seen solutions like this before, I just wanted to get
it working the regular way!
I totally understand the sentiment.
Is itemForPersistentObject expecting an NSTreeNode? You say you
have it working in a similar way - what does you
Thanks - I've seen solutions like this before, I just wanted to get
it working the regular way!
I totally understand the sentiment.
Is itemForPersistentObject expecting an NSTreeNode? You say you have
it working in a similar way - what does your itemForPersistentObject
method return?
Man
On 1 Jul 2008, at 04:41, Andy Kim wrote:
Hi Ian,
I've got a CoreData object graph with an outline view showing
instances of an NSManagedObject subclass called "Group".
The Group class has the standard to-one relation 'parent' and to-
many 'children'.
The outline view is working perfectly.
Hi Ian,
I've got a CoreData object graph with an outline view showing
instances of an NSManagedObject subclass called "Group".
The Group class has the standard to-one relation 'parent' and to-
many 'children'.
The outline view is working perfectly.
I've set autosaveExpandedItems to YES and w
Hi all,
I've got a CoreData object graph with an outline view showing
instances of an NSManagedObject subclass called "Group".
The Group class has the standard to-one relation 'parent' and to-many
'children'.
The outline view is working perfectly.
I've set autosaveExpandedItems to YES and w
