FROM : Manfred Lippert
DATE : Fri Jan 18 19:14:32 2002
>> However, when a user presses the return key, the edit field moves to the next
>> row, which is not the behavior a Mac user expects from most applications.
>> (the row should remain selected, not select the next row and start editing
>> it).
> Anyway, here's what I use. (I admit that I can't remember if this was the
> "best" way or not.) Subclass NSTableView and override this method:
> [...]
Thanks, I had the same problem, and your answer helped.
But I have another question:
Is there also a way to _start_ editing when the user hits the return key?
Regards,
Mani
DATE : Fri Jan 18 19:14:32 2002
>> However, when a user presses the return key, the edit field moves to the next
>> row, which is not the behavior a Mac user expects from most applications.
>> (the row should remain selected, not select the next row and start editing
>> it).
> Anyway, here's what I use. (I admit that I can't remember if this was the
> "best" way or not.) Subclass NSTableView and override this method:
> [...]
Thanks, I had the same problem, and your answer helped.
But I have another question:
Is there also a way to _start_ editing when the user hits the return key?
Regards,
Mani
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