Fwd: newbie question NSMatrix
Fwd: newbie question NSMatrix
- Subject: Fwd: newbie question NSMatrix
- From: Daniel Child <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 16:55:43 -1000
Begin forwarded message:
Thanks, I'll set them as text cells. These values these cells
represent have to be stored in the database as well as they will
represent key fields for some of the data.
Parts of the front end will not change (the above text cells, for
instance). Other parts, however, will be updated frequently by the
user. However, the attributes will remain fixed (users will not be
adding columns or otherwise restructuring the data).
I read that TableView is implemented as a hash table, but do you have
any control over the hashing function or internal representation.
(Some kind of linked list, or possibly a queue, would make sense in my
case to handle collisions.) But, as in a regular database, I need to
be able to search things based on any number of attributes. From what
I've read so far on Cocoa, it's not clear how I go about doing this.
On Friday, December 3, 2004, at 03:10 PM, Andrew Farmer wrote:
On 03 Dec 2004, at 14:52, Daniel Child wrote:
I've created a matrix of cells in IB but want to paste images (or
actually CJK characters) to the cells.
If you're just using CJK characters, then why don't you just set up
the matrix as text cells? Mac OS X supports Unicode, which in turn
supports CJK characters.
As far as a backend for "up to 1 million" records - well, what sort
of data will you be storing in the database? How dynamic will it be?
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