FROM : Francisco Tolmasky
DATE : Fri Jan 11 20:51:17 2008
I have a container view which contains a number of inner views. These
inner views represent an
equal number of model objects in an array which is bound to my
container view through an NSArrayController.
I'm a little new to this, so I was wondering if there was an efficient
way for a new inner view to be created
when an object is added to the array, and of course for one to be
delete when an object is removed from
the array. To my understanding, the only message I will get is that
the array *changed*, and I will thus be forced
to completely re-set up my views every time the array changes. Is
this correct? Or is there some sort of
- (void)controllerDidAddObjects:toIndexes: ? Or perhaps I'm
completely thinking about this in the wrong way.
Thanks!
Francisco Tolmasky
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DATE : Fri Jan 11 20:51:17 2008
I have a container view which contains a number of inner views. These
inner views represent an
equal number of model objects in an array which is bound to my
container view through an NSArrayController.
I'm a little new to this, so I was wondering if there was an efficient
way for a new inner view to be created
when an object is added to the array, and of course for one to be
delete when an object is removed from
the array. To my understanding, the only message I will get is that
the array *changed*, and I will thus be forced
to completely re-set up my views every time the array changes. Is
this correct? Or is there some sort of
- (void)controllerDidAddObjects:toIndexes: ? Or perhaps I'm
completely thinking about this in the wrong way.
Thanks!
Francisco Tolmasky
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