Re: Tableview woes
Re: Tableview woes
- Subject: Re: Tableview woes
- From: Laurent Daudelin <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 21:04:21 -0500
on 17/12/03 18:22, tony cate at email@hidden wrote:
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In iTunes, you can double-click a table entry to edit it. When you hit
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enter, the edit is accepted, the list sorts, and the edited entry is
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selected.
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I want to do that. When I try to programmatically deselect the selected
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row or select a new row, I get an assertion failure.
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I did a Mamasam search on assertion failure and found a note about
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getting into editing via selectRow... and setting the event to nil. I
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did try that, but I still get assertion failures. This seems like it
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should be pretty simple, so I'm sure I've just overlooked something.
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Hints would be greatly appreciated.
It might help if you could post the exact assertion failure you're
getting...
-Laurent.
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