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Re: Using a Core Data relationship binded to an NSTokenField
FROM : Charles Srstka
DATE : Mon Jun 09 18:40:03 2008
On Jun 9, 2008, at 4:08 AM, Orestis Markou wrote:
> If I have allowReverseTransformedValue set to YES, then double
> clicking the
> row will not show the NSTokenField. The reverseTransformedValue
> isn't called
> at all.
Do any exceptions or other errors get logged to the console?
Charles
DATE : Mon Jun 09 18:40:03 2008
On Jun 9, 2008, at 4:08 AM, Orestis Markou wrote:
> If I have allowReverseTransformedValue set to YES, then double
> clicking the
> row will not show the NSTokenField. The reverseTransformedValue
> isn't called
> at all.
Do any exceptions or other errors get logged to the console?
Charles
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| Using a Core Data relationship binded to an NSTokenField |
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| Re: Using a Core Data relationship binded to an NSTokenField |
William Turner | Jun 9, 06:43 |
| Re: Using a Core Data relationship binded to an NSTokenField |
Orestis Markou | Jun 9, 11:08 |
| Re: Using a Core Data relationship binded to an NSTokenField |
Charles Srstka | Jun 9, 18:40 |
| Re: Using a Core Data relationship binded to an NSTokenField |
Orestis Markou | Jun 11, 12:13 |
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