Re: NSTableView reloadData question FOLLOWUP
Re: NSTableView reloadData question FOLLOWUP
- Subject: Re: NSTableView reloadData question FOLLOWUP
- From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 06:07:18 -0400
on 02-04-10 6:45 PM, Ondra Cada at email@hidden wrote:
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As for the actual NSTableView behaviour, I personally would prefer its
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current behaviour: if I have a table and a textview in a window, and if
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clicking to a column heading changes the sorting (which is both quite
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common), I very definitely *NOT* want that re-sorting loses insertion
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point in the textview -- which would be an inevitable result of its making
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the NSTableView the FR!
That's a fair point. So, in my final solution, a single-click on a column
header will not select the table, and it can therefore still be used for
it's common traditional role of changing the column's sort order. But a
double-click on the column header will make the table the first responder,
and it will create a new cell ready for editing in the next available row in
that column.
I just wish a double-click on an empty row-column intersection in an empty
table would be accepted by the table, as it is when there is at least one
row in the table.
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