Re: Where does NSTableView get a cell's size from, if not from cellSize?
Re: Where does NSTableView get a cell's size from, if not from cellSize?
- Subject: Re: Where does NSTableView get a cell's size from, if not from cellSize?
- From: Jim Hamilton <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 16:51:53 -0400
On Aug 4, 2005, at 4:43 PM, Theodore H. Smith wrote:
How do you go about changing an NSCell's size? Basically, my rows
are drawing too big, and I want the rows to be drawn smaller.
I've subclassed NSComboBoxCell, but actually some of it's methods
never get called. cellSizeForBounds: and cellSize don't get called.
But the cell displays just fine. Where from is NSTableView getting
the cell height, then? If not from cellSize?
I don't get it.
NSCell's drawingRectForBounds: and drawWithFrame:inView: however,
do get called.
Changing the height in the rect in the method,
drawingRectForBounds: seems to have no effect! If I shrink the
height of the cell in drawWithFrame:inView: , it still doesn't draw
properly, sometimes the cell is drawn clipped, or other odd visual
stuff happens.
I'm at a loss here, again. Where do I look for the correct
information on how to resize a row?
NSTableView:
- (void)setRowHeight:(float)rowHeight;
NSTableColumn:
- (void)setWidth:(float)newWidth;
- (void)setMaxWidth:(float)maxWidth;
- (void)setMinWidth:(float)minWidth
Those cells are hosted...
Jim H
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