FROM : GbT
DATE : Mon Nov 19 10:42:11 2007
2007/11/19, Scott Anguish <<email_removed>>:
>
> just to follow up to my own answer.
>
> if you're looking at leopard only compatibility, you may want to
> consider NSCollectionView instead.
>
> it would allow you to create the individual items as multiple views,
> which may already support bindings
Thanks, I'll try the first solution before switching to leopard only
compatibility.
I understand I need to create a subclass of nscell, I'm thinking of setting
in interface builder the new class name on the table column property, then
implement the drawInteriorWithFrame: method on the nscell subclass, but for
the value to display I don't know how to proceed, even without bindings.
Other than Developer Examples, is there a simple and clear solution fitting
my basic need? Maybe I need to understand better how this is working from
the start.
Thanks again.
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DATE : Mon Nov 19 10:42:11 2007
2007/11/19, Scott Anguish <<email_removed>>:
>
> just to follow up to my own answer.
>
> if you're looking at leopard only compatibility, you may want to
> consider NSCollectionView instead.
>
> it would allow you to create the individual items as multiple views,
> which may already support bindings
Thanks, I'll try the first solution before switching to leopard only
compatibility.
I understand I need to create a subclass of nscell, I'm thinking of setting
in interface builder the new class name on the table column property, then
implement the drawInteriorWithFrame: method on the nscell subclass, but for
the value to display I don't know how to proceed, even without bindings.
Other than Developer Examples, is there a simple and clear solution fitting
my basic need? Maybe I need to understand better how this is working from
the start.
Thanks again.
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