FROM : David Hoerl
DATE : Fri Jun 23 23:47:10 2006
I would like to know the current selected row in a NSTableView
(without subclassing or polling). So, I connected the NSTableView
action method to a target in my app, and when a user clicks on a row,
I get a message, and can send the sender a clickedRow message to find
out the current row.
However, if the user uses arrow keys when the table is selected, then
the selection moves a row at a time, but there is no action message
sent.
Am I missing something? Should I generate a bug report?
David
DATE : Fri Jun 23 23:47:10 2006
I would like to know the current selected row in a NSTableView
(without subclassing or polling). So, I connected the NSTableView
action method to a target in my app, and when a user clicks on a row,
I get a message, and can send the sender a clickedRow message to find
out the current row.
However, if the user uses arrow keys when the table is selected, then
the selection moves a row at a time, but there is no action message
sent.
Am I missing something? Should I generate a bug report?
David
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|---|---|---|
| David Hoerl | Jun 23, 23:47 | |
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