FROM : Fritz Anderson
DATE : Tue Dec 21 19:31:18 2004
NSTableView posts four notifications, for column reordering, column
resizing, and before-and-after selection changes. The delegate does not
have to register as a listener for these notifications, because they
are sent in parallel to the delegate in the methods
tableViewColumnDidMove:, tableViewColumnDidResize:,
tableViewSelectionDidChange:, and tableViewSelectionIsChanging:.
In general, look in the listing of a class's delegate methods for
methods taking a single NSNotification parameter. You don't have to
register for these, you only have to implement them.
-- F
On 19 Dec 2004, at 11:04 PM, <email_removed> wrote:
> Is the delegate of the NSTableView an automatic observer of
> notifications or must I register the delegate to listen to for
> notifications?
>
--
Fritz Anderson
Consulting Programmer Chicago, Illinois
http://resume.manoverboard.org/
DATE : Tue Dec 21 19:31:18 2004
NSTableView posts four notifications, for column reordering, column
resizing, and before-and-after selection changes. The delegate does not
have to register as a listener for these notifications, because they
are sent in parallel to the delegate in the methods
tableViewColumnDidMove:, tableViewColumnDidResize:,
tableViewSelectionDidChange:, and tableViewSelectionIsChanging:.
In general, look in the listing of a class's delegate methods for
methods taking a single NSNotification parameter. You don't have to
register for these, you only have to implement them.
-- F
On 19 Dec 2004, at 11:04 PM, <email_removed> wrote:
> Is the delegate of the NSTableView an automatic observer of
> notifications or must I register the delegate to listen to for
> notifications?
>
--
Fritz Anderson
Consulting Programmer Chicago, Illinois
http://resume.manoverboard.org/
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