Ooops, shame on me, you are right. Now it is working….
Am 17.05.2010 um 10:20 schrieb Vincent Isambart:
>> class Controller < NSWindowController
>> attr_accessor :test
>> def works
>>setTest true
>> end
>> def doesnotwork
>>test = true
>> end
>> end
>
> "test = true" should be "sel
> class Controller < NSWindowController
> attr_accessor :test
> def works
> setTest true
> end
> def doesnotwork
> test = true
> end
> end
"test = true" should be "self.test = true"
"test = true" just creates a local variable named test.
It's a very common mistake in Ruby.
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Hi!
Oh sorry, my first message was a little bit too short.
In the IB I created a button and on the bindings pane I connected the hidden
property to Controller, the ‚Model Key Path‘ is set to 'Controller.self.test‘.
Now when I am calling ‚work‘ the button gets hidden, but with ‚doesnotwork‘ the
Hi !
What exactly is not working? You said you have "Controller.self.test", what do
you mean by that?
Both setX and X= work for me, here is what I get:
$> cat t.rb
class A
attr_accessor :someAttr
end
a = A.new
a.setSomeAttr "set via #setSomeAttr"
p a.someAttr
a.someAttr = "set via #someAttr
I have a binding of an user interface element to my controller
(Controller.self.test): The setTest does work, but the 'test =' does not.
class Controller < NSWindowController
attr_accessor :test
def works
setTest true
end
def doesnotwork
test = true
end
end
Is this a bug?
