Re: GUI Objects on the fly
Re: GUI Objects on the fly
- Subject: Re: GUI Objects on the fly
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 02:25:48 +0100
While you can do this - I have done it on occasion - it's not trivial.
NSTableView, NSMatrix, NSBrowser - all of the collection views in
AppKit - is designed to display instances of NSCell, and hence have no
idea how to deal with views.
Are you sure that you need a custom view to display the data, and if
so, could you re-create it into a custom cell class instead? Remember
that the cell needs to comform to NSCopying in order to work properly
in the collection view classes. I would recomend agains attempting to
use views in place of cells until you feel that you know NSTableView
inside and out.
I have thought about posting some sample code on how to use views in a
table view, but not actually done it yet.
j o a r
On Sunday, Mar 23, 2003, at 01:34 Europe/Stockholm, Brian Ganninger
wrote:
I have a question in a similar vein to the subject of this one so I
thought
I'd field it to the list in hopes that someone can easily point me to a
solution.
I've designed a custom view that I'd like to use in a list-style
display
(such that it would basically be a tableview with each row being the
custom
view) Is there a way to do such a thing? (custom view as a tablerow's
contents) Or is there another solution to creating this (like an
NSMatrix)?
(the rows would be created when the app is launched inside a while
loop)
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