Cocoa Binding Mutable Dictionary with Search Field

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后悔当初 2020-12-17 06:49

In my header file, I have a property declared

@property (strong) NSMutableDictionary *myContents;

In my implementation, I have assigned the

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  • 2020-12-17 07:36

    (1)Which should I use? NSObjectController, NSDictonaryController, or NSTreeController.

    Use NSDictionaryController.

    (2)How should I bind the controller to the dictionary? Is there a "key" and a "value" that I can bind or do I have to use properties declared in another class and add it to the dictionary?

    Step 1 : Create @property(strong)NSMutableDictionary *dict; in .h file

    Step 2 : Create a NSDictionaryController.

    Step 3 : Check prepares content.

    Step 4 : Set as :

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    Step 5 : Create a NSTableView.

    Step 6 : For first column do as:

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    Step 7 : similarly for second column put value in Model Key Path.

    Find the running sample here.

    (3)Can I bind that into a NSTableView with a "Key" on one side and a "value" on another side?

    Already done.

    Binding NSDictionaryController with NSTableView by NSSearchField

    Step 1 : Draw a NSSearchField.

    Step 2 : Bind it to NSDicitonaryController in Predicate option.

    Step 3 : In predicate format put key contains $value

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  • 2020-12-17 07:39

    As your Second Question is :

    NSString *myListPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"Collection" ofType:@"plist"]; self.Dictionary1 = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc]initWithContentsOfFile:myListPath];

    And I access one of them by :

    NSString *initialString = [[_Dictionary1 valueForKey:@"Book1"]objectForKey:@"1"];
    

    You can use :

    NSString *book=@"Book1";
    NSString *chapter=[book integerValue];
    NSString *initialString=self.Dictionary1[book][chapter];
    
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