FROM : I. Savant
DATE : Wed Aug 30 22:56:27 2006
This is nearly impossible to answer since we know little about
what, exactly, you're trying to accomplish and you have provided
absolutely no code.
At a guess, your selected row problem does not account for the
sort order of view in which your rows are displayed. As far as:
"it's following the same code the toolbar item does, yet it
doesn't follow it in the same way"
... I'm at a complete loss as to what this is supposed to mean.
You're being far too vague for anyone to offer you any real help. I
suggest reading the list guidelines, which provides links on how to
post good, solid help requests, complete with all the necessary
information.
--
I.S.
On Aug 30, 2006, at 4:48 PM, Brian Amerige wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry for the double post, but this is on a separate topic. I have
> a few menu items which (are supposed to) replicate the
> functionality of toolbar items I have. Unfortunately, they half-way
> do that.
>
> For example, one of my menu items moves up a directory in FTP, but
> for some reason, while it does actually move up, it fails to follow
> the command I give it to start animating my NSProgressBar. (This is
> not a logic issue, I've verified that it's following the same code
> the toolbar item does, yet it doesn't follow it in the same way.)
>
> Another example: one of my menu items "opens" a directory in FTP,
> but for some reason, while it does actually open, it doesn't open
> the selected directory (it opens the first in the list, as if it
> "lost" what the selected Row was), and still doesn't animate the
> progress bar as instructed.
>
> Any ideas? I mean, I declare the method I want the menu item to
> call in FirstResponder, connect it in IB, it *is calling the
> method*, but the code is being interpretted differently.
>
> Brian Amerige
> http://extendmac.com
> http://cocoaforum.com
>
>
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DATE : Wed Aug 30 22:56:27 2006
This is nearly impossible to answer since we know little about
what, exactly, you're trying to accomplish and you have provided
absolutely no code.
At a guess, your selected row problem does not account for the
sort order of view in which your rows are displayed. As far as:
"it's following the same code the toolbar item does, yet it
doesn't follow it in the same way"
... I'm at a complete loss as to what this is supposed to mean.
You're being far too vague for anyone to offer you any real help. I
suggest reading the list guidelines, which provides links on how to
post good, solid help requests, complete with all the necessary
information.
--
I.S.
On Aug 30, 2006, at 4:48 PM, Brian Amerige wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry for the double post, but this is on a separate topic. I have
> a few menu items which (are supposed to) replicate the
> functionality of toolbar items I have. Unfortunately, they half-way
> do that.
>
> For example, one of my menu items moves up a directory in FTP, but
> for some reason, while it does actually move up, it fails to follow
> the command I give it to start animating my NSProgressBar. (This is
> not a logic issue, I've verified that it's following the same code
> the toolbar item does, yet it doesn't follow it in the same way.)
>
> Another example: one of my menu items "opens" a directory in FTP,
> but for some reason, while it does actually open, it doesn't open
> the selected directory (it opens the first in the list, as if it
> "lost" what the selected Row was), and still doesn't animate the
> progress bar as instructed.
>
> Any ideas? I mean, I declare the method I want the menu item to
> call in FirstResponder, connect it in IB, it *is calling the
> method*, but the code is being interpretted differently.
>
> Brian Amerige
> http://extendmac.com
> http://cocoaforum.com
>
>
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
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| I. Savant | Aug 30, 22:56 |






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