On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 08:14:53 -0800, Jim Marschke <email@hidden> said:
>I'd like to have a cell in a tableview which displays a small graphic
>-- like a color swatch or a pict.
>
>I can add an NSImageCell to a column of my tableview, but just doing
>that causes my app to crash when I run it.
>
>Is this not possible?
No, it is not not possible. I mean, uh, yes, it is possible. I mean...
Anyhow, yes, you can do this and it's quite common - obviously, since that
is what the NSImageCell is for in Interface Builder (right below the
NSTableView).
>If it is possible, how would I later get a reference to the ImageCell
>to set it's value?
I know how to do this only the Cocoa way. I don't mean you have to use
Objective-C (call method), though you might; I mean I don't know how to do
it by way of an ASKDataSource object. The Cocoa way, which can also be used
in ASK, is the old way: you allow the table view to ask your code the Two
Big Questions - how many rows are there in the table, and what's the value
at this row/column intersection? When it asks that second question, you tell
it the image you want displayed. m.
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