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On Sep 30, 2004, at 4:26 PM, Jacob Lukas wrote:
You could probably do the same by just overriding -arrangedObjects and doing the manual change notification in there.
I believe -arrangedObjects is called when another object wants the arranged objects, not when the arranged objects are changed. I could be wrong, though.
Yeah, good point. Maybe overriding "arrangeObjects:" (without the "d") would work better in that case.
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