I have an NSOutline view that displays label strings, some of which may be
edited. When a label string is edited, it kicks off a process that may
cause all the editable items in the DataSource to be replaced with new
items; these are then rerendered via reloadData.
Unfortunately, the currently edited cell seems to get orphaned in this
process. Sometimes it just hangs around as a visual flaw, other times it
causes the program to crash when
outlineView:setObjectValue:forTableColumn:byItem: is called with an invalid
item.
(1) How can I prevent this behaviour (other than by making all the objects
in the view placeholders for real objects rather than real objects)?
(2) Is there any way to force the outline view not to move the edit field
to editing a new cell when return is pressed, and just stop editing the
current selection (but leave it selected)?
Thanks
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Andrew White
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