Re: What's going on?
Re: What's going on?
- Subject: Re: What's going on?
- From: Laurent Daudelin <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2003 01:57:46 -0400
on 25/10/03 01:07, Greg Hulands at email@hidden wrote:
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Now that panther has been released, doesn't anyone want to ask any
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questions about it?
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You bunch of rebels, misfits ..... crazy ones!
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Well, for one thing, I had a question since a couple of days that I did put
off until it's released. But now that it has, here it is:
I have a few NSTableView in the nib files used by my application. After I've
seen the nice alternate row color option, I wanted to use it with mines.
However, when I turn on the checkbox to use alternate row color, Only the
first 3 or 4 columns in my table view have their rows alternating color. The
remaining columns are just plain white. That is both when looking at the
table view in InterfaceBuilder and in my compiled application.
I discovered by experimenting a bit that the problem seems to lie with
existing NSColumn. If I create a new table view in my app, I have absolutely
no problem with the alternating color. Everything behaves as expected.
Since some of my table views are grouped in split view, it's a royal pain to
replace them with brand new ones dragged from the palette, specially that my
app supports 8 languages, so that's 8 x 3 table views by nib file...
However, after poking around, I discovered that if I was removing all
existing columns in my table view by setting the number of column in the
inspector and then re-setting the number of columns I had previously, all is
well. I completed one of those table view, recompiled and tried the app. All
the rows in all columns were alternating color as expected.
So, I was wondering if anybody had this problem with InterfaceBuilder that
is part of 10.3...
Thanks for any advice!
-Laurent.
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