Hi all,
I'm having a problem with the -moveNode:toIndexPath: method of
NSTreeController, which is new to 10.5.
I'm not using Core Data, I have a very simple model object like so:
@interface Item : NSObject {
NSMutableArray* children;
Item* parent;
NSString* text;
BOOL isRootItem;
}
@property(assign) NSMutableArray* children;
@property Item* parent;
@property (copy) NSString* text;
@property BOOL isRootItem;
-(id) initWithParent:(Item*) theParent;
@end
I am using the "children" property as the children key of the
NSTreeController.
When I set up a hierarchy of these objects and call -
moveNode:toIndexPath:, the object is moved correctly in the
NSOutlineView but the model is not updated correctly.
Say I have a hierarchy like this:
Top Level Object 1
Top Level Object 2
Sub Level Object 1
Sub Level Object 2
Sub Level Object 3
Sub Level Object 4
Top Level Object 3
Top Level Object 4
If I move Top Level Object 1 to the index path [1][0], it should be
inserted as a child of Top Level Object 2, before the existing Sub
Level Object 1.
What happens, however, is that it is always added as the last object
in the Sub Level Object list:
Top Level Object 2
Sub Level Object 1
Sub Level Object 2
Sub Level Object 3
Sub Level Object 4
Top Level Object 1
Top Level Object 3
Top Level Object 4
Note that this is only occurring in the "real" object hierarchy, the
NSTreeNodes reflect the correct hierarchy.
When I had a look at the backtraces it seems that NSTreeController
eventually calls -addObject: on the children array, which of course
adds the item to the end of the children.
Does anyone know why this is occurring? Is there a workaround, or am I
doing something wrong?
--
Rob Keniger
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