I mean my idea of a per row delete button. I prototyped the
interface to include a delete button but it threw it off. Having
it per row makes a lot more sense and it keeps the UI clean.
- Keith
I actually agree with Scott and John, but for the sake of argument,
this is how I would do it. I guess that your problem is that you
want to know in which row the clicked button is situated. So
connect a normal IBAction to your button and in that method get the
coordinates of the sender (or of the mouse). Then use NSTableView's
-rowAtPoint: to get which row you want. You can then remove the
appropriate object from the array.
If you do this, make sure to use the point of the event, not the
mouse's current location.
Otherwise, if there is some sort of event lag, the user might move
the mouse and inadvertently delete the wrong thing.
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