Re: Tableviews like Excel ones
Re: Tableviews like Excel ones
- Subject: Re: Tableviews like Excel ones
- From: Manfred Bergmann <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 08:01:41 +1000
Hi Sanri.
I'm thinking of doing something like this, too.
But I guess this is not posible with a plain NSTableView.
I thought of making it with a NSMatrix where you can use any kind of
data cell.
You can respond on the Key events to do the navigation you want.
Best regards,
Manfred
Am 31.08.2005 um 01:59 schrieb email@hidden:
Hi everybody,
As far as I've understood, NSTableView is less more than a
"container" for
datas, it gives a representation of them: only if an element is
already present
on a cell (a string, a number, a bitmap) it can be altered/modified
in any
sort of ways by mean of using tableView: setObjectFor (etc..etc..).
What I'd like to do is quite simple in theory: I want a tableview
which behaves
like a normal Excel table; in an Excel table I can click on every
cell I
want and instantly the cursor appears there and it permits me to do
what
I like.
After having input some datas, by mean of pressing RETURN or TAB, a
certain
method for a certain column cell is called (e.g. insert into a
database the
value contained into the cell).
Is it possible to do this with NSTableView?
If not, are there any other Interface Builder Palettes that behaves
like
this?
Thanks for all the kind replies.
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Sanri Parov
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