( Special thanks to William Shipley for the original BooleanFormatter source code)
Overview
In order to run this example, you need to have an ORACLE server with a demo database installed. You should install the OracleDemo.dbmodel from /NextDeveloper/Examples/DatabaseKit/Models into your ~/Library/Databases directory.
This example shows how to substitute the default display format in the TableView to your own format by subclassing the DBFormatter class.
You can reuse the BooleanFormatter to display YES/NO instead of your boolean data. Note that in this example, customerID is used as a boolean column just to show that this format works with integer data type. You should use real boolean data in your app.
Program Organization
Major Classes in the Application
TableViewController A general manager object. A subclass of the Object class. Performs miscellaneous initialzations.
BooleanFormatter A subclass of DBFormatter. Provides string display for boolean values and toggles these
values by double-clicking.
Other Peculiarities
Note that the OracleAdaptor.adaptor is hardlinked into the program. To do this, you just drag and drop the OracleAdaptor.adaptor folder from /NextLibrary/Adaptors onto the Libraries icon of the Project Builder's Files window. You also need to add libdbkit_s.a into the Libraries icon of Project Builder
Topics Of Interest
- How to replace the format of your tableview columns with a subclass of DBFormatter
