Re: Bindings and MVC

See NSObjectController.

NSObjectController  *myController;

Bind myController's content to a model object or use -setContent or initWithContent.

In IB, 
bind things to myController.selection.<someProperty>

If your model has array or dictionary semantics, consider NSArrayController or NSTreeController

On Jan 11, 2011, at 3:15 PM, Steve Nicholson wrote:

> I have a program I wrote a few years ago in which I was a bad programmer and implemented my model and controller in the same class. Now I'm trying to extract the model from the controller and put each into its own class. I have fields in my NIB bound to properties in the controller. Should I change them to be bound to the model or keep them bound to the controller and have pass-through setters and getters from the controller to the model?
> 
> The former seems to break the model-view-controller separation, but the latter is a whole lot of what seems like redundant code.
> 
> Thanks for any insights,
> -Steve
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