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Re: NSTableHeaderView and NSTableView problem...
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Re: NSTableHeaderView and NSTableView problem...


  • Subject: Re: NSTableHeaderView and NSTableView problem...
  • From: Allan Dushan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2004 21:21:57 -0800

Joern,

That was the clue I needed.

What I ended up doing was the following:

NSTableHeaderView *currentTableHeaderView = [tableView headerView];
MyTableHeaderView *customTableHeaderView = [[MyTableHeaderView alloc] init];

[customTableHeaderView setFrame:[currentTableHeaderView frame]];
[customTableHeaderView setBounds:[currentTableHeaderView bounds]];

[tableView setHeaderView:customTableHeaderView];

That solved the problem.

Thanks,

Allan


On Friday, January 9, 2004, at 08:38 PM, Jvrn Salewski wrote:

Hi,

Shouldn't you initialize your TableHeaderView subclass better with

- (id)initWithFrame:(NSRect)frameRect?

Something like:

MyTableHeaderView *customTableHeaderView;
NSRect headerFrame = [tableView frame];
customTableHeaderView = [[MyTableHeaderView alloc] initWithFrame:
headerFrame];
[tableView setHeaderView:customTableHeaderView];

Yours,

Joern Salewski


am 09.01.2004 19:06 Uhr schrieb Allan Dushan unter email@hidden:

I am attempting to create a subclass of NSTableHeaderView so that I can
override
+ (NSMenu*)defaultMenu;
- (NSMenu *)menuForEvent:(NSEvent *)theEvent;
so that I can provide a different contextual menu based on the column
header the mouse is over.

In Interface Builder I am using an NSTableView, and then in my code I
am using awakeFromNib to replace the current NSTableHeaderView with my
subclass of NSTableHeaderView. When I do this the table header does not
appear, leaving me with white space above the table. The code I am
using is as follows:

MyTableHeaderView *customTableHeaderView = [[MyTableHeaderView alloc]
init];

[tableView setHeaderView:customTableHeaderView];

This seemed straight forward, but I must be missing other
initialization code that is required. Anyone know what else needs to be
done?

Thanks,

Allan Dushan
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