Re: A documentation dumdum

FROM : Daniel Richman
DATE : Sun Jun 22 18:14:18 2008

I think it's fine. This was my code for your exercise:

-(void)tableView:(NSTableView *)aTableView
  setObjectValue:(id)anObject
  forTableColumn:(NSTableColumn *)aTableColumn
            row:(int)rowIndex
{
    NSLog(@"Replacing '%@' with '%@'", [toDoList
objectAtIndex:rowIndex], anObject);
    [toDoList replaceObjectAtIndex:rowIndex withObject:anObject];
}


Don't worry about giving it to the table view as an NSString. It can
take any type of object fine. Don't type cast it.

Daniel


William Squires wrote:
> okay, looking up tableView:setObjectValue:forTableColumn:row shows
> that setObjectValue: takes an (id), but what is it really? An NSString
> pointer? I want to get an NSString that represents the new value the
> user typed in for the selected (and edited) cell in the NSTableView.
> Can I safely typecast this to (NSString *)? In which case, maybe the
> docs should say that this is an (NSString *) instead of (id)?
>
>
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