Am Fr,08.08.2008 um 20:22 schrieb Kurt Sutter:
I have a series of NSFormCell objects in an NSForm.
Given the NSFormCell object, is there a way to get the corresponding
NSForm object?
More specifically: I have added an class extension to NSFormCell,
which
does some operations on the form cell. One of the operations
requires the
method to select the form cell, and the method would therefore
like to call
selectTextAtIndex of the owning NSForm. However, all I have is
"self" of the
NSFormCell, and I have no clue how to obtain the NSForm object
therefrom.
Any advice?
1. Probably you have to change a part of your design. Cells are
like stamps
or templates for drawing and user events. "Belonging" is a term,
which is a
littlebit strange for a cell. This is the reason for passing the
concrete
view as a argument to several messages, i. e. -
drawWithFrame:inView:. Of
course, any cell belongs to a view (control) in reality, but not by
structure.
2. However you can add a property to the cell (you have a subclass)
and set
it in a subclass of NSFormCell or from outside. As said, this is
not the
intended structure.
3. I've seen – do not ask me where, pls – that some people remember
the view
through the last -drawWithFrame:inView: message. IMHO this is worse.
Amin
Kurt
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