I have a NSCollectionView is bound to an NSArrayController that has an NSMutableArray as content. Items in the NSMutableArray are displayed as they should.
I am putting together a custom NSView that handles two values through bindings. I am propagating the values upon updates as outlined by Tom Dalling in the question Can you manually implement Cocoa bin
Xcode auto-generates the class implementations for your NSMO entities - great. But we often need to customize them. If you ever forget that you customized these files, Xcode will happily \"delete\" (
I am learning how to program in Objective-C (I currently have some experience with C, and have worked with very basic Objective-C).
If I have a method like: @interface CharacterSet + (NSArray *)allCharacterSets; @end Can I bind to it using Cocoa bindings?
I have this core data backed database with entries like in the many employees example: An employee can belong to a department. A department has many employees.
I have a bunch of bindings in Interface Builder. When I want to access it, I have to do this, for example:
I am having an issue when my array controller is refreshed with new data retrieved from a server request.
I have a class MyImage, that have a NSAffineTransform member transform. In my AppDelegate a have a NSMutableArray of images.
I have an OS X app that uses a splitview with two embeded NSTableViews. Changing a value in one table view should change a related value in the second but this does not happen.
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