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Pasting complex text into NSSearchField
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Pasting complex text into NSSearchField


  • Subject: Pasting complex text into NSSearchField
  • From: Dan Stein <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 08:14:32 -0800

I have some pasteboard methods that extract data from an NSTable and format it
basically as tab-delimited text, for cut-and-paste operations on table rows.


My app also has an NSSearchField that is placed programmatically into a toolbar in the table's window.

The cutting and pasting to and from tables is working fine, but if I inadvertently paste this
pasteboard type into the search field, it wraps at the record separators (I am using the \r character to
separate records corresponding to table rows.)


This makes a very ugly mess of the search field's screen area until you delete the SF contents and
click the inspector cell of the SF again. Yet when I paste the same contents into search fields as implemented
in Xcode or Safari, there is no wrapping and forcing a full redraw of the SF is not necessary.


I suspect that the default wrapping behavior of NSSearchField is not what I want, but how do I get
the desired behavior. I tried sending a setWraps: NO message to the cell ivar of the search field but
that did not do what I want. Do I need to subclass the search field and give it a cell that always returns NO
for wrapping?


I could do this with the NSSearchFieldCell that the search field is wrapped around (no pun intended),
knew I only but how.



Dan

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