Bindings are made fpr entities (not only core data entiities, but
entities). It is a *Key-Value*-Technologie. Strings have no
properties, no keys, are not entities.
Maybe you can fake it, if you add a category to the strings:
@implementation NString( MirrorAddition )
- (NSString*)reflection { return self; }
@end
using reflection as the model key path. But propably it is a design
problem.
Amin
Am Mo,04.08.2008 um 19:32 schrieb Dustin Robert Kick:
This seems like it would be common enough, to me, that it would have
bindings for it. I can't find anything, and am thinking I will
write an NSValueTransformer to do this (also thought there might be
a value transformer for this, but no). Am I missing something? I
thought that there should be either a [EMAIL PROTECTED] operator,
or a patternValue binding, or an NSValueTransformer to do this, but
I haven't found anything. I thought I might be able to get
something by using [EMAIL PROTECTED], or something
similar, but that wouldn't work either.
Dustin
KC9MEL
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