Well, after I worked around the 'enable' binding bug in
NSTableColumn, I am Panther-bugged again.
If appears that that if you put a 3-segment NSSegmentedCell in an
NSTableColumn, when run in Panther, the second and third segments get
flipped and drawn into the first column. Incredible, but again,
easily reproducible using mmalc's ToDos example project.
Instead of trying to fix it or prove it this time, since I don't
really like the look of an NSSegmentedCell in an NSTableColumn anyhow
(just used it to save development time), and since it also appears
that -setBordered:NO and -setImage: "just don't work" on an
NSSegmentedCell in either Panther or Tiger so I'm stuck with the big
ugly bar, I was wondering if anyone could suggest another way to get
a row of, say, 3 radio buttons in each row of an NSTableColumn. Like
this (viewed in monospaced font):
My rating
Good Medium Bad
Document 1 ( ) (*) ( )
Document X (*) ( ) ( )
Document Y (*) ( ) ( )
So I can easily bind this to the 'rating' in my model, those "Good"
"Medium" and "Bad" (mutex) buttons are all in the same column, one
cell. Same function as an NSSegmentedCell, but not so ugly.
I believe the standard answer is to "write your own custom subclass
of NSCell", but I fear that would involve all kinds of mouse tracking
and stuff that would take a bonehead like me several days to get
going. Is there any easy way to do this?
Thanks,
Jerry Krinock
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