On Aug 30, 2008, at 6:44 PM, Seth Willits wrote:
More or less expected in hindsight. There's no value of the string to set, instead I want to replace the string object in the array. So... what do I do? Do I really need to make up a model object to contain the string, just to use bindings here? There's absolutely _no_ other data I need to associate with the string, so it'd really be pointless otherwise.
Bindings are intended to work with model objects, so yes, you will need to create a model object "to contain the string."
Think of it this way: The string probably isn't "just a string." It stands for something -- for example, it could be the name of a computer. While the name of a computer might be the only thing worth displaying in that particular table, it doesn't mean that you're not displaying the name *of a* computer.
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