I guess the other thing I can think of is cell size.
Is there a chance the rows are set to zero height, which
would prevent them from rendering? Or, similarly, is there
a chance the columns are hidden or set to zero width?
Kevin G.
I am seeing this problem on Tiger. My Leopard copy hasn't arrived
yet. I saw that problem using Xcode 2.4.1 and 2.5 and according to
Apple's HIView notes, and even one message by Eric Schlegel to this
list, the data browser in compositing windows should be supported
on Mac OS X 10.3 or later. Therefore I assume that the data browser
is a HIView now, or am I making a wrong assumption? Therefore, I
guess I am also asking: has anyone successfully managed to have a
working nib-based data browser on a compositing window? If so, are
there crucial steps to make the data browser work (= draw) when you
move your code from non-compositing windows to compositing windows?
The DataBrowser does work in compositing mode in 10.3 and later.
Finder uses data browsers in compositing windows, although I don't
know for sure that they're nib-based. I don't know of any reason why
a nib-based data browser would not work in a compositing window.
-eric
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