public override void AwakeFromNib()
{
base.AwakeFromNib();
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Compiler directive USE_BINDINGS_BY_CODE set in the projects Options
// 1) From the MonoDevelop Menu select Project -> NSTableViewBinding Options
// This will bring up the project options panel.
// 2) Under the category Build -> Compiler look for the field labeled Define Symbols half way
// down the panel page.
// 3) Add the symbol USE_BINDINGS_BY_CODE
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Your NSTableView's content needs to use Cocoa Bindings,
// use Interface Builder to setup the bindings like so:
//
// Each column in the NSTableView needs to use Cocoa Bindings,
// use Interface Builder to setup the bindings like so:
//
// columnIdentifier: "firstname"
// "value" = arrangedObjects.firstname [NSTableArray (NSArrayController)]
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "arrangedObjects"
// Model Key Path = "firstname" ("firstname" is a key in "TableArray")
//
// columnIdentifier: "lastname"
// "value" = arrangedObjects.lastname [NSTableArray (NSArrayController)]
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "arrangedObjects"
// Model Key Path = "lastname" ("lastname" is a key in "TableArray")
//
// columnIdentifier: "phone"
// "value" = arrangedObjects.phone [NSTableArray (NSArrayController)]
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "arrangedObjects"
// Model Key Path = "phone" ("phone" is a key in "TableArray")
//
// or do bindings by code:
#if USE_BINDINGS_BY_CODE
NSTableColumn firstNameColumn = myTableView.FindTableColumn(FIRST_NAME);
firstNameColumn.Bind("value", myContentArray, "arrangedObjects.firstname", null);
NSTableColumn lastNameColumn = myTableView.FindTableColumn(LAST_NAME);
lastNameColumn.Bind("value", myContentArray, "arrangedObjects.lastname", null);
NSTableColumn phoneColumn = myTableView.FindTableColumn(PHONE);
phoneColumn.Bind("value", myContentArray, "arrangedObjects.phone", null);
#endif
// for NSTableView "double-click row" to work you need to use Cocoa Bindings,
// use Interface Builder to setup the bindings like so:
//
// NSTableView:
// "doubleClickArgument":
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "selectedObjects"
// Selector Name = "inspect:" (don't forget the ":")
//
// "doubleClickTarget":
// Bind To: (File's Owner) MyWindowController
// Model Key Path = "self"
// Selector Name = "inspect:" (don't forget the ":")
//
// ... also make sure none of the NSTableColumns are "editable".
//
// or do bindings by code:
#if USE_BINDINGS_BY_CODE
List <NSObject> doubleClickObjects = new List <NSObject> {
new NSString("inspect:"),
NSNumber.FromBoolean(true),
NSNumber.FromBoolean(true)
};
List <NSString> doubleClickKeys = new List <NSString> {
new NSString("NSSelectorName"),
new NSString("NSConditionallySetsHidden"),
new NSString("NSRaisesForNotApplicableKeys")
};
NSDictionary doubleClickOptionsDict = NSDictionary.FromObjectsAndKeys(doubleClickObjects.ToArray(), doubleClickKeys.ToArray());
myTableView.Bind("doubleClickArgument", myContentArray, "selectedObjects", doubleClickOptionsDict);
myTableView.Bind("doubleClickTarget", this, "self", doubleClickOptionsDict);
#endif
// the enabled states of the two buttons "Add", "Remove" are bound to "canRemove"
// use Interface Builder to setup the bindings like so:
//
// NSButton ("Add")
// "enabled":
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "canAdd"
//
// NSButton ("Remove")
// "enabled":
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "canRemove"
//
// or do bindings by code:
#if USE_BINDINGS_BY_CODE
List <NSObject> enableOptionsObjects = new List <NSObject> {
NSNumber.FromBoolean(true)
};
List <NSString> enableOptionsKeys = new List <NSString> {
new NSString("NSRaisesForNotApplicableKeys")
};
NSDictionary enableOptionsDict = NSDictionary.FromObjectsAndKeys(enableOptionsObjects.ToArray(), enableOptionsKeys.ToArray());
addButton.Bind("enabled", myContentArray, "canAdd", enableOptionsDict);
removeButton.Bind("enabled", myContentArray, "canRemove", enableOptionsDict);
#endif
// the NSForm's text fields is bound to the current selection in the NSTableView's content array controller,
// use Interface Builder to setup the bindings like so:
//
// NSFormCell:
// "value":
// Bind To: "TableArray" object (NSArrayController)
// Controller Key = "selection"
// Model Key Path = "firstname"
//
// or do bindings by code:
#if USE_BINDINGS_BY_CODE
List <NSObject> valueOptionsObjects = new List <NSObject> {
NSNumber.FromBoolean(true),
NSNumber.FromBoolean(true),
NSNumber.FromBoolean(true)
};
List <NSString> valueOptionsKeys = new List <NSString> {
new NSString("NSAllowsEditingMultipleValuesSelection"),
new NSString("NSConditionallySetsEditable"),
new NSString("NSRaisesForNotApplicableKeys")
};
NSDictionary valueOptionsDict = NSDictionary.FromObjectsAndKeys(valueOptionsObjects.ToArray(), valueOptionsKeys.ToArray());
myFormFields.CellAtIndex(FIRST_NAME_IDX).Bind("value", myContentArray, "selection.firstname", valueOptionsDict);
myFormFields.CellAtIndex(LAST_NAME_IDX).Bind("value", myContentArray, "selection.lastname", valueOptionsDict);
myFormFields.CellAtIndex(PHONE_IDX).Bind("value", myContentArray, "selection.phone", valueOptionsDict);
#endif
// start listening for selection changes in our NSTableView's array controller
myContentArray.AddObserver(this, new NSString("selectionIndexes"), NSKeyValueObservingOptions.New, IntPtr.Zero);
// finally, add the first record in the table as a default value.
//
// note: to allow the external NSForm fields to alter the table view selection through the "value" bindings,
// added objects to the content array needs to be an "NSMutableDictionary" -
//
List <NSString> objects = new List <NSString> {
new NSString("John"),
new NSString("Doe"),
new NSString("(333) 333-3333)")
};
var dict = NSMutableDictionary.FromObjectsAndKeys(objects.ToArray(), Keys.ToArray());
myContentArray.AddObject(dict);
}
