On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 18:04:48 +0000, minapre999 <[email protected]> said: > >I have an NSTextField that is bound to a date in a Core Data program. >The text field has an NSDateFormatter attached to it. All connections >are set up using IB. The odd thing is that the user needs to enter >the date into the text field twice for the text field to correctly >update to the new date. Using key value observing, the text field >object correctly updates it's data on the first enter. The text field >simply does not display the new value. Calling setNeedsDisplay or any >other similar method does not do anything. Interestingly, when I >modify the program to add a second text field (ie now have two text >fields, both with date formatters and bound to the same date in Core >Data), when the user changes the date in text field 1, it will result >in text field 2 but not text field 1 correctly updating to the new >date, and vice versa. I suspect this may be a bug, has anyone else >experience anything similar and what is the process of reporting to >Apple if it is a bug?
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