I have the following subclasses that make up a custom "table" that
will have a role of AXTable:
IITable (NSControl subclass)
IITableCell (NSActionCell subclass; role of AXRow)
IITableScrollerCell (NSActionCell subclass)
The table is a multi-cell control (contains cells; 1 for each row)
and the scroller cell.
When adding accessibility support, I got everything in place except
for the following:
AXColumns
AXVisibleColumns
Now then, my table/list doesn't have any header cells (it's
basically like the list of screen savers as seen in the screen
saver prefs panel; just a list of cells with a scroller)
This particular screen saver list shows this in Acc Inspector:
AXColumns: <array of size 1>
AXVisibleColumns: <array of size 1>
Since my custom control doesn't use NSTableColumn objects, I'm
wondering what to return in those arrays. I suppose I could have
my table class actually maintain an instance of NSTableColumn and
return that. My table is fixed in size and will only ever have 1
column; thus I could easily set attributes on the NSTableColumn to
match my setup (width, identifier, etc.).
Or I suppose I could create a simple object (IITableColumn) that
would have a role of AXColumn and be able to respond to various
attributes (AXRows, AXSelected, etc.). I suppose this would be the
better approach.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
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