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set up multiple columns in NSTableView
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set up multiple columns in NSTableView


  • Subject: set up multiple columns in NSTableView
  • From: "Wayne Shao" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 16:47:45 -0700

In IB, I set the number of columns to 2 in NSTableView. Then I was able to
select the NSTableColumn by clicking on the view. I changed the identifier
for the column

There is no way to use  clicking to access the 2nd column. I use "Tool" -->
"Select Next Sibling" to gain access to the inspector for the 2nd column and
specified the identifier.
However, the UI only shows 1 column. This is true in IB and the running
program UI from Xcode.


Basically, how do I set up multi-column table in IB?
I have not tried it but I believe I could set it up programatically through
NSTableColumn. I wonder if that is the only way to setup column names for
multi-column table view.


Thanks,
--
Wayne Shao
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