Great stuff. Thanks Guys. What I've done is register as an observer of
the arrangedObjects keypath in my windowDidLoad method. Then when it
changes I set the correct selectedIncomeEnvelope and remove the
observer. Job done.
On 09/12/2008, at 9:51 PM, Volker in Lists wrote:
Hi Steven,
as
Hi Steven,
as far as I know, the fect happens in the next run loop. So you would
need to set the selection then. This is possible for example via the
performSelector:withObject:afterDelay: and a delay of 0.0 on self (?).
Cheers,
Volker
Ah, I understand. I've implemented the correc
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> However, the arrangedObjects array, while existing, contains zero
> objects. I've checked the Outlet is connected ok. A timing issue of
> some sort?
No. Based on the above, your code isn't KVO compliant.
First of all, it's important to realize that nothing is ever bound to
an instance vari
On Dec 8, 2008, at 04:18, Steven Hamilton wrote:
I have a custom NSWindowController called budgetController.
Interface thus (cropped a bit)
@interface MLBudgetController : NSWindowController {
IBOutlet NSArrayController *incomeEnvelopeController;
NSManagedObject *selectedInco
Hi folks,
I've got a single NSPopupButton. The content is bound to an
NSArrayController arrangedObjects and value bound an attribute. All
good. THe ArrayController is sourcing a Core Data store for its array
and this is all good too. The problem is when the window is loaded the
NSPopupButton is sh
Hi folks,
I've got a single NSPopupButton. The content is bound to an
NSArrayController arrangedObjects and value bound an attribute. All
good. THe ArrayController is sourcing a Core Data store for its array
and this is all good too. The problem is when the window is loaded the
NSPopupButt
