On Jul 1, 2009, at 8:45 AM, Keary Suska wrote:
It might well be possible that I am thinking about the bindings
incorrectly...and in fact all one needs in this case is to bind the
view( textfield and slider) to the controller with the correct
keypath, and that the relationship of a contr
On Jul 1, 2009, at 8:03 AM, Michael de Haan wrote:
"I have previously used the content outlet to establish a connection
between NSObjectController and its object. Is contentObject an
alternative way to do the same thing"
and the best reply by mmalc:
"If you set the contentObject of an obje
Hi Kevin,
thanks for answering.
Before I answer your specific enquiriesI was led to ask this by a
very similar question to the group:
"I have previously used the content outlet to establish a connection
between NSObjectController and its object. Is contentObject an
alternative way to
Michael,
In IB, Bind the textField's and Slider's values to the model Key
Path "selection.number".
What are you binding to here? The object controller?
Connect the NSOjectController's outlet ( cntrl-drag to foo).
You have an outlet on "Foo" for the Object Controller?
Another question, for
Quincey Morris wrote:
On Jun 29, 2009, at 15:23, Michael de Haan wrote:
Given this simple appwhich keeps a slider and textField's value
synchronized.
1) View consisting of a slider and a textField
2) Model (Foo) with a single property "number"
3) NSObjectController
I am able to use 2
On Jun 29, 2009, at 15:23, Michael de Haan wrote:
Given this simple appwhich keeps a slider and textField's value
synchronized.
1) View consisting of a slider and a textField
2) Model (Foo) with a single property "number"
3) NSObjectController
I am able to use 2 configurations to get the
May I indulge the group with an issue I have been trying to understand
for a few days. I have tried to read the extensive literature and
correspondence to the group, but so far have not seen an answer that
is specific to this question.
Given this simple appwhich keeps a slider and text
