Re: spaghetti code with core data and multiple views

2009-07-14 Thread Quincey Morris
On Jul 13, 2009, at 15:42, Christopher Campbell Jensen wrote: At first I figured this was a nice way of designing things. Each separate view element/window has it's own controller, and thereby reducing the amount of different tasks that the MainWindowController needs to deal with. I am now

Re: spaghetti code with core data and multiple views

2009-07-14 Thread Christopher Campbell Jensen
On 14 Jul 2009, at 09:11, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote: In terms of the app delegate, window controllers and view controllers, it sounds like you've done things perfectly for your given user interface design. In terms of the narrowed down set of data, you haven't quite thought your

Re: spaghetti code with core data and multiple views

2009-07-14 Thread Quincey Morris
On Jul 14, 2009, at 02:14, Christopher Campbell Jensen wrote: So what is needed is for me to be able to pass this narrowed down data from one view to another in a way so that the next view can make changes/further refinement before passing it on to the next one. Now the question is, how do

Re: spaghetti code with core data and multiple views

2009-07-14 Thread Christopher Campbell Jensen
In addition to the previous post from Mr Quincey Morris, I received the following from Aaron: Hi Chris, I'm having troubles posting to the list so this is a private response, but feel free to use any of this email on-list if you want to. I haven't read your entire email, but the

spaghetti code with core data and multiple views

2009-07-13 Thread Christopher Campbell Jensen
Hi, I am busy writing my first app using objective-c, cocoa, xcode, etc. It is basically an app that will allow the user to compile meta data from several sources, select the bits he wants, and then write that meta data to the movie file. Think MetaX with more sources. My main overall