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'''PSListController''' is a class that represents a list of preferences in a table. It supports loading [[PSSpecifier|specifiers]] from a property list (specified at runtime).
'''PSListController''' is a class that represents a list of preferences in a table. It supports loading [[PSSpecifier|specifiers]] from a property list (specified at runtime).


==Subclassing==
== Subclassing ==
 
This is a simple PSListController subclass that does not offer localization. The only message strictly required is -specifiers.
This is a simple PSListController subclass that does not offer localization. The only message strictly required is -specifiers.
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@interface MyListController : PSListController
@interface MyListController : PSListController
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@end
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{{occlass|library=Preferences.framework|navbox=1}}
{{occlass|library=Preferences.framework|navbox=1}}
[[Category:Preferences]]

Latest revision as of 02:50, 11 April 2016

PSListController is a class that represents a list of preferences in a table. It supports loading specifiers from a property list (specified at runtime).

Subclassing

This is a simple PSListController subclass that does not offer localization. The only message strictly required is -specifiers.

@interface MyListController : PSListController
@end
@implementation MyListController
- (id)specifiers {
    if(_specifiers == nil) {
        // Loads specifiers from Name.plist from the bundle we're a part of.
        _specifiers = [[self loadSpecifiersFromPlistName:@"Name" target:self] retain];
    }
    return _specifiers;
}
@end