Unfortunately, I do not. I tried to show the results in "justvalues" in a TableView column using bindings. I use an ArrayController whose content outlet is connected to an instance of the class. The column of the TableView is bound to the ArrayController, controller key is arranged objects, model key path is tree.storage.someKey.
This does not work unfortunately. If I switch to another application, the TableView will eventually show the (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) - but in just one row! :-(
I am looking for an really easy example to this since - well, very long. I've gone through a lot of them on the web - but since I am very new to cocoa, I found them to complicated. Maybe you could give some hints? Thanks in advance and greetings ;-)
by Dirk — Mar 09
This does not work unfortunately. If I switch to another application, the TableView will eventually show the (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) - but in just one row! :-(
I am looking for an really easy example to this since - well, very long. I've gone through a lot of them on the web - but since I am very new to cocoa, I found them to complicated. Maybe you could give some hints? Thanks in advance and greetings ;-)