Thanks, Steven. I considered that, but wasn't sure it was better (or
worse) than the alternative I described. Can you elaborate on why you
do it that way? I tend to prefer writing methods that encapsulate the
name of the property rather than calling methods that pass the
property name aroun
I directly bind my UI to the shared user defaults controller and I use
key value observing to watch for changes.
Steven Riggs
On May 20, 2009, at 6:24 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
How useful is it to bind (in IB) to NSSharedUserDefaultsController,
in practice? I have a couple checkboxes bound to pr
How useful is it to bind (in IB) to NSSharedUserDefaultsController, in
practice? I have a couple checkboxes bound to properties foo and bar
in my app delegate. There are a couple other properties that are
dependent on foo and bar.
I'd like for the values of foo and bar to be persisted acros
