FROM : Alexey Zakhlestine
DATE : Wed Dec 22 20:12:13 2004
Hi!
What is the limitation of NSTableView for columns and rows?
Is it 2147483647? (I assume it uses a signed int32, because that's what
it returns for "numberOfRows:" method)
or can it safely use values up to 4294967295?
or, meybe, the safe limit is smaller, because of some internal design
problem?
I ask all this, because I try to put really lot of date in NSTableView,
and starting at some point it draws some strange garbage of characters..
I just wonder, what that limit is..
It is difficult to locate the border-point visually :-/
DATE : Wed Dec 22 20:12:13 2004
Hi!
What is the limitation of NSTableView for columns and rows?
Is it 2147483647? (I assume it uses a signed int32, because that's what
it returns for "numberOfRows:" method)
or can it safely use values up to 4294967295?
or, meybe, the safe limit is smaller, because of some internal design
problem?
I ask all this, because I try to put really lot of date in NSTableView,
and starting at some point it draws some strange garbage of characters..
I just wonder, what that limit is..
It is difficult to locate the border-point visually :-/
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