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  • Subject: Header Views
  • From: Jon Hull <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 13:09:37 -0800

I am building a custom view which is a lot like a NSTableView, except it has a header on the side as well as the top (think spreadsheet). I am using an NSMatrix subclass for the meat of the view. After reading the documentation it seems that I can either fake out NSScrollView by adding a -headerView message to my class, or more forcefully via the -tile message. I will certainly need to use -tile for the sideHeaderView. Anyway, It seems that the header of a table is not in the document view of the scrollView, and thus it is not actually scrolled.

My question is: Since the headerView is not scrolled by the scrollView, how the heck does it scroll/sync with the tableView that does? Am I completely off track here?

Thanks,
Jon
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