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Availability Bindings
Font Bindings
Parameters Bindings
Text Color Bindings
Value Bindings
Value With Pattern Bindings
A multiple-value binding that determines if the NSTokenField is editable in the user interface.
When editable
is bound, a new binding, editable2
, is exposed and can be bound. Binding to editable2
causes editable3
to be exposed, and so on.
The contents of the NSTokenField are editable if a logical AND operation on all the editable
bindings results in a Boolean value of YES
.
A multiple-value binding that determines if the NSTokenField is enabled in the user interface.
When enabled
is bound, a new binding, enabled2
, is exposed and can be bound. Binding to enabled2
causes enabled3
to be exposed, and so on.
The NSTokenField is enabled if a logical AND operation on all the enabled
bindings results in a Boolean value of YES
.
A multiple-value binding that determines if the NSTokenField is displayed in the user interface.
When hidden
is bound, a new binding, hidden2
, is exposed and can be bound. Binding to hidden2
causes hidden3
to be exposed, and so on.
The NSTokenField is hidden if a logical OR operation on all the hidden
bindings results in a Boolean value of YES
.
An NSFont used to display the NSTokenField.
If font
is bound, all other Font category bindings are disabled.
A Boolean value that determines if the NSFont used to display the NSTokenField is bold. If fontBold
evaluates to YES
, the bold attribute is added to the font.
If fontBold
is bound, the font
and fontName
bindings are disabled.
An NSString that specifies the family name of the NSFont used to display the contents of the NSTokenField.
If fontFamilyName
is bound to a key, the font
and fontName
bindings are disabled.
A Boolean value that determines if the NSFont used to display the NSTokenField is italic. If fontItalic
evaluates to YES
, the italic attribute is added to the font.
If fontItalic
is bound, the font
and fontName
bindings are disabled.
An NSString that specifies the full name of the NSFont that is used to display the contents of the NSTokenField. The full font name includes the family and the style of the font — for example, "Helvetica-Bold".
If fontName
bound to a key, the font
, fontBold
, fontFamilyName
and fontItalic
bindings are disabled.
An integer value that determines the size, in points, of the font used to display the NSTokenField.
If fontSize
is bound, the font
binding is disabled.
An integer value that specifies the alignment of the content displayed in the NSTokenField.
A value of 0
indicates that the content is left aligned, 1
that it is centered, and 2
that is it right aligned.
An NSString that contains the tool tip to display for this NSTokenField.
An NSColor that specifies the color used to display the text of the NSTokenField.
An NSString or NSNumber that is displayed as the content of the NSTokenField.
A multiple-value binding that specifies a string value that replaces %{value1}@
in a display pattern string that is used to set the value of the NSTokenField.
When displayPatternValue1
is bound, a new binding, displayPatternValue2
, is exposed and can be bound. Binding to displayPatternValue2
causes displayPatternValue3
to be exposed, and so on.
The Display Pattern binding option is an NSString that is used as the pattern string. The appropriate displayPatternValueX
binding value is substituted for the %{valueX}@
pattern in the display string.
As an example, if displayPatternValue1
evaluates to 22
, displayPatternValue2
evaluates to 5
and the Display Pattern string is "%{value2}@ of %{value1}@ rows are selected"
, the resulting value will be "5 of 22 rows are selected".
If displayPatternValue1
is bound, the value
binding is not available.
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