Fwd: (same pb) Re: Double-clicking NSOutlineView

• Subject: Fwd: (same pb) Re: Double-clicking NSOutlineView
• From: kubernan <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 21:46:04 +0200

De : kubernan <email@hidden>
Date : Jeu 19 juil 2001 09:36:54 Europe/Paris
@ : Paul Mix <email@hidden>
Cc : email@hidden
Objet : (same pb) Re: Double-clicking NSOutlineView

Hello,

I have the same problem with NSTableView. Two days on setDoubleAction without
solution.
I tried lots of thing, read all the omnigroup mailing list archive, try to
read dark sample codes...and nothing work for me.

Heeeeeelp !!

Le jeudi 19 juillet 2001, ` 08:54, Paul Mix a icrit :

Bit of a mystery here:

I have an NSOutlineView that absolutely refuses to send an action to its delegate when it's double clicked. In the delegate's -awakeFromNib, I call:

[myOutlineView setDoubleAction:@selector(userDoubleClickedOutlineView:)];

myOutlineView is correctly pointing to the OLV within -awakeFromNib (the method also creates a custom column type for the OLV and registers it for drag types). However, the delegate's userDoubleClickedOutlineView: simply doesn't get called on a double-click. Everything else about the two classes seem to be wired correctly, and the delegate implements all other required OLV delegate methods.

Note: the OLV is in the view of a drawer, and the controller acting as the OLV's delegate/data-source inherits directly from NSObject. The same controller object is also the delegate of the drawer itself (if that matters).

I did make sure that none of the OLV columns are editable.

Any suggestions would be appreciated...

TIA,
- Paul M
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