FROM : Johnny Lundy
DATE : Sun Apr 13 23:57:18 2008
This list has been a great thing for me. I got 2 of my 3 stumpers
solved with the help of people here.
What's the most clean and elegant (MVC compliant) way to receive an
end-editing notice from a plain vanilla NSTextField?
I want my user to be able to just type in a string, end editing (by
Return or Tab or changing focus), and then type in the next string,
etc. and if my code can somehow get called I can add each entry to the
array in the model.
I'd prefer not to use the Add: method of the array controllers unless
it's the only clean way to do it, and of course avoid interacting with
the NSTextField itself from the model.
DATE : Sun Apr 13 23:57:18 2008
This list has been a great thing for me. I got 2 of my 3 stumpers
solved with the help of people here.
What's the most clean and elegant (MVC compliant) way to receive an
end-editing notice from a plain vanilla NSTextField?
I want my user to be able to just type in a string, end editing (by
Return or Tab or changing focus), and then type in the next string,
etc. and if my code can somehow get called I can add each entry to the
array in the model.
I'd prefer not to use the Add: method of the array controllers unless
it's the only clean way to do it, and of course avoid interacting with
the NSTextField itself from the model.
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Johnny Lundy | Apr 13, 23:57 | |
| Ben Lachman | Apr 14, 04:17 |






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