FROM : Gordon Apple
DATE : Tue Nov 20 19:58:28 2007
Maybe it was pure dumb beginners luck, but I got it working just fine on
10.4. The only issue was that I had to use the undocumented "[item
observedObject]" in NSOutlineView. I do edits (add, delete, addChild, etc),
except I never added drag/drop. I will probably use 10.5 for that.
> On 20/11/2007, at 5:42 PM, norio wrote:
>
>> I'm looking at SourceView sample. This is nice example but it
>> doesn't run on 10.4.
>>
>> I'd like the app run on 10.4. For the purpose, would you tell me the
>> following things?
>>
>> 1. Is NSTreeController's selectedNodes the same as
>> NSTreeController's selectedObjects?
>>
>> 2. How do you implement functions for 10.4, instead of using
>> NSTreeNode class which is introduced on 10.5?
>>
>> I do especially like to know how to implement codes like
>> NSTreeNode's parentNode and indexPath.
>
>
> Having spent a lot of time working with NSTreeController on 10.4 I can
> tell you that if you want to use it for anything more than very basic
> things, you will find that it is buggy, unreliable and many of the
> features are only available in private methods.
>
> Leopard's implementation is a dream in comparison and if you want to
> do extensive work with NSTreeController then if possible I highly
> recommend targeting Leopard. You will not regret it.
>
> --
> Rob Keniger
>
DATE : Tue Nov 20 19:58:28 2007
Maybe it was pure dumb beginners luck, but I got it working just fine on
10.4. The only issue was that I had to use the undocumented "[item
observedObject]" in NSOutlineView. I do edits (add, delete, addChild, etc),
except I never added drag/drop. I will probably use 10.5 for that.
> On 20/11/2007, at 5:42 PM, norio wrote:
>
>> I'm looking at SourceView sample. This is nice example but it
>> doesn't run on 10.4.
>>
>> I'd like the app run on 10.4. For the purpose, would you tell me the
>> following things?
>>
>> 1. Is NSTreeController's selectedNodes the same as
>> NSTreeController's selectedObjects?
>>
>> 2. How do you implement functions for 10.4, instead of using
>> NSTreeNode class which is introduced on 10.5?
>>
>> I do especially like to know how to implement codes like
>> NSTreeNode's parentNode and indexPath.
>
>
> Having spent a lot of time working with NSTreeController on 10.4 I can
> tell you that if you want to use it for anything more than very basic
> things, you will find that it is buggy, unreliable and many of the
> features are only available in private methods.
>
> Leopard's implementation is a dream in comparison and if you want to
> do extensive work with NSTreeController then if possible I highly
> recommend targeting Leopard. You will not regret it.
>
> --
> Rob Keniger
>
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| norio | Nov 20, 08:42 | |
| Rob Keniger | Nov 20, 09:25 | |
| Sam Stigler | Nov 20, 10:59 | |
| Gordon Apple | Nov 20, 19:58 | |
| Rob Keniger | Nov 21, 02:04 |






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