FROM : Nick Zitzmann
DATE : Tue Mar 25 21:46:04 2008
I checked the archives but didn't see anything.
At some point in time (probably 10.5), a new feature was added to
NSTableView where mousing over a row & column that displays more than
one line of text throws up a table view containing all of the row &
column's text.
That's nice, but my application auto-resizes each table view row so
that the text fits perfectly within its row & column. Moreover, it
sets its own tool tips for NSTableView rows using the -
tableView:toolTipForCell:... delegate method. So how do I turn this
feature off? Right now, when mousing over a row that has more than one
line, I'm seeing two different tool tips, and I only want to see my own.
Nick Zitzmann
<http://www.chronosnet.com/>
DATE : Tue Mar 25 21:46:04 2008
I checked the archives but didn't see anything.
At some point in time (probably 10.5), a new feature was added to
NSTableView where mousing over a row & column that displays more than
one line of text throws up a table view containing all of the row &
column's text.
That's nice, but my application auto-resizes each table view row so
that the text fits perfectly within its row & column. Moreover, it
sets its own tool tips for NSTableView rows using the -
tableView:toolTipForCell:... delegate method. So how do I turn this
feature off? Right now, when mousing over a row that has more than one
line, I'm seeing two different tool tips, and I only want to see my own.
Nick Zitzmann
<http://www.chronosnet.com/>
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