On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 17:20:42 +0900, Iyanaga Nobumi
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>Hello,
>
>Another question on the table view. I have only one column in my table
>view. In Interface Builder, in the Info -> Attributes panel, I have
>checked vertical scroller and horizontal scroller. I have also checked
>"autoresizes columns to fit", and unchecked "Automatically hide
>scrollers". My column has the same width as the table view width. But
>when I run my application, when there are text items which exceed the
>width of the table, I cannot see any horizontal scroller.
>
>What should I do to make the horizontal scroller function as expected
>(i.e. appear when there are text items which exceed the table width, so
>that I can see the right end of the longest row).
The horizontal scroller is not appearing because there is nothing to scroll
to. As you say, the column has the same width as the table view width. The
horizontal scroller appears only if the column (or the sum of all columns)
is wider than the table view width. There is no command that means "make
this column as wide as the widest string value in any of its cells" - the
column known nothing about the cells. If you want the column to be wider, it
is up to you to make it wider. m.
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