Re: [users@lists.monobjc.net] Hello and question

[osx]

forgot to mention that you'll still have to hook up the text field's 
delegate to your controller using interface builder. 

osx writes: 

i have not tried the same method you're using, but this other way worked 
for me:  

 [ObjectiveCMessage("controlTextDidChange:")]
 public void controlTextDidChange(NSNotification n)
 {
   this.OnTextChanged(n);
 }  


David Rivera writes:  

Hello!  

I'm a new user of monobjc, and I must say, so far I love it!   Brilliant 
job!  

I am having an issue though, and I'm not sure if I'm just doing  
something wrong or what.  

I am trying to add a handler for the CpontrolTextDidChange event on a  
NSTextField, but the event never seems to fire.  The text field is in  
the nib file, not created programatically (that might be the issue),  and 
I have a hooked up outlet for it in my controller class.  I can  change 
the text of the field programatically and manually, but neither  way 
seems to fire off the event.  

Any hints as to what I may be doing wrong?  

Here is my controller class:  

        [ObjectiveCClass]
        public class AppController : NSObject
        {
                [ObjectiveCField]
                public NSTextField outputText;
                
                public AppController()
                {
                }
                
                public AppController(IntPtr nativePointer) : base(nativePointer)
                {
                }
                
                [ObjectiveCMessage("awakeFromNib")]
                public void AwakeFromNib()
                {
                        outputText.StringValue = "Awoke from nib";
                        
                        outputText.ControlTextDidChange += this.OnTextChanged;
                }
                
                public void OnTextChanged(NSNotification n)
                {
			AppKitFramework.NSRunAlertPanel("HelloCocoa", String.Format("Text  
Changed!"), "OK", null, null);
                }
                
                [ObjectiveCMessage("startClicked:")]
                public void StartClicked(Id sender)
                {
                        outputText.StringValue = "Button Clicked";
                }
	}