Re: Can I bind the contentArray of an NSArrayController to selectedObjects.array of another?

FROM : Thomas Ingham
DATE : Mon Aug 28 16:11:25 2006

Amen soul brotha. Personally I'd like to see an Interface Builder 
with a palette made entirely of a single table view that details 
every setting in a simple list. NextStep is a long, long ways away 
and you never feel it so much as when you're trying to work against 
IB to build a UI or work with something as complex as a data model 
and controllers. Either that or just give me the xml.

-t

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On Aug 28, 2006, at 6:26 AM, joe OneNinetyTwo wrote:

> After hours of struggling with this, I found my
> problem about 10 minutes after sending my previous
> requrest.  (Sometimes explaining your problem to
> someone is the best way to find an answer.).
>
> Anyway, my solution was simple.
>
> In step (6), instead of binding friendsController's
> contentArray to personsController with key path:
> selectedObjects.friends I should have used the model
> key path : selection.friends
>
> I thought I tried this before, but somehow a
> connection or binding must have been off.    Maybe one
> day, Apple will provide a graphical display of all the
> connections and bindings in a nib so it will be easier
> to check all your connections (bindings) and quickly
> identify misconnections/bindings.
>
>
>
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