Call [[myTableView selectedRowEnumerator] allObjects] to get a list
of selected rows.
Do what you need to do to handle deletion of each selected row. Be
careful; once you delete a row, suddenly all the other rows in the
table shift upwards and the rest of the row indices are bogus, so you
need to figure out exactly what you need to delete before actually
modifying the table in any way.
Once finished, call [myTableView reloadData].
I have a file-browserish application which does exactly this. It uses
an outline view (looks like the Finder list view) and has a delete
button in the toolbar.
On Dec 29, 2006, at 12:53 PM, Keith Duncan wrote:
For the sake of argument how would one implement it?
On 28 Dec 2006, at 23:26, John Stiles wrote:
Scott's critique is 100% correct.
I think a button for deletion should be visible. If you can make
space in every single table item, surely you can make space
outside the table.
On Dec 28, 2006, at 3:20 PM, Keith Duncan wrote:
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