FROM : Benjamin Stiglitz
DATE : Wed Jan 09 17:20:57 2008
> Is there a way to observe an NSBrowser and be notified when the
> selected column changes without setting the delegate? I've bound an
> NSBrowser to an NSTreeController, so I can't use a delegate.
If you set the delegate after binding the browser, you can use the
standard selection delegate method without implementing the data
source methods.
That being said, you may instead want to take a look at the
NSTreeController’s selectionIndexPaths property.
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DATE : Wed Jan 09 17:20:57 2008
> Is there a way to observe an NSBrowser and be notified when the
> selected column changes without setting the delegate? I've bound an
> NSBrowser to an NSTreeController, so I can't use a delegate.
If you set the delegate after binding the browser, you can use the
standard selection delegate method without implementing the data
source methods.
That being said, you may instead want to take a look at the
NSTreeController’s selectionIndexPaths property.
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