Is it possible to bind an IB Control to an arbitrary NSView?

Hi,
The only "Bind To:" options I see in IB, for a control, are:
(My) Controller object
Files's Owner
Application
So how I do I bind to a value from any one of my NSViews?
Thanks
Steve

Hi Steve -
I don't think IB supports binding a view to a view. This might be IB's way of persuading us to use MVC, but in any case I don't think there's a safe way to force the "Bind To:" list to include an object when IB has decided the object is a window or view (You can trick IB, e.g., by adding a NSObject to your xib, then setting its class to NSView, but IB probably won't let you put that view into the hierarchy the way you want). From Using Cocoa Controller Objects in the +IB User Guide+:
Although you can bind the views of your user interface to any key-value coding (KVC) and key-value observing (KVO) compliant object, it is strongly recommended that you use an intermediate Cocoa controller object to manage the bindings for you.
I take the above to mean we can make spaghetti bindings in code, but we can't expect IB to cooperate with our plans to subvert MVC.
\- Ray

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