Re: two tables, one button
Re: two tables, one button
- Subject: Re: two tables, one button
- From: Brent Gulanowski <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 17:20:18 -0400
On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 02:09 PM, Chris Silverberg wrote:
Every time you select an item in a table, it will send an action
message to its target.
Ah, okay... this helps. I'm not in the habit of thinking of
NSTableView as
a control so I hadn't considered having the table target my window
controller. This is better than
NSTableViewSelectionDidChangeNotification
because the target gets invoked even if you are clicking on an already
selected item.
One problem for the future... I suspect this is going to break if I
want to
allow tabbing between tables. Will the target be invoked if the table
gains/loses focus...? I suspect it wont.
I see what you mean. I'm seeing something similar myself in that a
table view I'm using doesn't send an action message when I navigate
with the arrow keys. The event is being eaten and not shared. I believe
there is a way to change this...
I can't find a recommended way. It is easy enough to write a category
to override action messages to do their thing and then pass the same
action back to the responder chain. Maybe someone else can explain the
normal way to do it.
Since NSTableView doesn't seem to respond to tab for nextKeyView I'm
probably not going to implement this now. But I may come back to it
in the
future.
Well some people have talked about highlight outlines for table views,
check the archives -- they must have had tabbing to/from table views
(if I'm remembering correctly).
Brent Gulanowski email@hidden
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