Hi,
I have an NSCollectionView with an NSArrayController whose repeating
NSView contains a single button.
When I create a new instance of the NSView I want to get the button's
id without using the id that is passed with the IBAction message.
How do I do it?
Currently I have a MyElem class which represents and reacts to the
components of the view, in this case the single button.
And MyControl which creates MyElemObject(s) and puts them into the
NSArrayControllerOblect.
I just can't work out the bindings which I assume must be simple
because the example posted by Kevin Hoffman of how to get data to and
from an NSTextField inside an NSCollectionView turned out to be simple.
http://iphone.sys-con.com/node/453742
I have tried binding (everything in sight) to NSCollectionView or
NSArrayController with representedObject.myThing in the Model Key Path.
I assume that knowing how to do this would help me do the same thing
if I substituted a Custom NSView for the button, i.e. that I would be
able to get the associated view's id when a MyElemObject gets created.
Thanking you in advance
Julius
http://juliuspaintings.co.uk
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