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Writing directly to NSTableView
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Writing directly to NSTableView


  • Subject: Writing directly to NSTableView
  • From: Sanri Parov <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 2 Aug 2003 16:16:23 +0200

Hi everybody,

I'm here to ask you something strange.
I've got a TableView which represents a commercial order a customer is
going to give me.
I know that tableviews (because of the MVC system) don't contain datas
but just shows them, but I'd really like to write directly into them!

I'll explain myself better: even if a tableview it empty, by clickin'
on one of its cells, randomly, the content of the cell becomes editable
and after I've inserted something into it (by pressing TAB) a selector
does its job.
Is there a way to "hack" or "bypass" (pardon for the words) this MVC
system?
How can I write directly into cells, even if they're empty?
Must I use notifications or similars?

Thank you for any kind help.
--
Sanri Parov
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