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Re: NSActionCell and NSTextFieldCell

On Thursday, November 29, 2001, at 11:24 AM, Yves Peneveyre wrote:

Hello all,

My question is about the difference between NSActionCell and
NSTextFieldCell.

I have the following code :
// For the ActionCell...
[theActionCell setTarget: self];
[theActionCell setAction: @selector(clickMethod:)];

// For the TextFieldCell...
[theTFCell set Target: self];
[theTFCell setAction: @selector(clickMethod:)];

In the first case, no problem. When the user clicks on the cell, my
"clickMethod" is called.
But, in the second case, the method isn't called.

Why ??
The NSTextFieldCell inherits from NSActionCell, doesn't it ?
So, why I don't receive this event ?

Text field cells send their action under different conditions, like finishing editing the text in them. If you want to know when some one clicks a text cell, look for the beginEditing notification.

Andre.

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 >NSActionCell and NSTextFieldCell (From: "Yves Peneveyre" <email@hidden>)



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