FROM : David Alter
DATE : Fri Jul 21 19:26:03 2006
I think this is a real basic question and I'm just missing something.
Or maybe I just not using the classes correctly.
I'm using CoreData as a data source for a NSTableView. I have been
able to connect them using bindings. I created a Controller class in
IB and was able to bind my interface to my data very nicely. Now I
have a situation where I want to do an operation on my sub class of
NSManagedObject based off the selected rows. I have not identified a
simple way to get to my sub class of NSManagedObject for a selected
row in NSTableView. Should I not be approaching the problem this way?
Thanks you so much for the help.
enjoy
-dave
DATE : Fri Jul 21 19:26:03 2006
I think this is a real basic question and I'm just missing something.
Or maybe I just not using the classes correctly.
I'm using CoreData as a data source for a NSTableView. I have been
able to connect them using bindings. I created a Controller class in
IB and was able to bind my interface to my data very nicely. Now I
have a situation where I want to do an operation on my sub class of
NSManagedObject based off the selected rows. I have not identified a
simple way to get to my sub class of NSManagedObject for a selected
row in NSTableView. Should I not be approaching the problem this way?
Thanks you so much for the help.
enjoy
-dave
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| David Alter | Jul 21, 19:26 | |
| I. Savant | Jul 21, 19:28 |






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