Bind the pop up cell's
selectedValue binding to a string representing the current name, or
bind its selectedIndex binding to a number that represents the index
of the current name.
This was the step I had missed, I hadn't bound any of the selected
bindings.
I tried looking in the class
On Aug 20, 2009, at 09:04, Christopher Campbell Jensen wrote:
I tried looking in the class documentation, but that doesn't mention
anything about what properties need to be bound. I also looked in
the cocoa bindings programming guide, but couldn't really see any
reference to this either.
Hi,
I have made a short screen recording of my issue:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/christophercjensen/3837784580/
As you might notice, I have an NSDictionaryController MetaData which
has it's contents set to an NSMutableDictionary metadata.
My window has a NSTableview with two columns:
On Aug 19, 2009, at 14:21, Christopher Campbell Jensen wrote:
Column 2 is set to be pop up cells and is bound to
MetaData.arrangedObjects.value
You've missed something, either in your problem description or in your
code. A popup cell is going to involve (at a minimum) 2 bindings: one
to
