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How do I track the mouse movement in a NSTableView cells?
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How do I track the mouse movement in a NSTableView cells?


  • Subject: How do I track the mouse movement in a NSTableView cells?
  • From: Christoph Priebe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 17:57:38 +0100

Hello,

I would like to track the mouse movement in a NSTableView cell to change
the appearance of the cell while the mouse is over it. I looked at the API docu
for NSCell and NSTableView etc. but I can't see an obvious solution.


Where do I need to handle this? In the cell or in the NSTableView? Do I
need to change my NSTableView subclass to register a mouse track rectangle
for every (visible) cell in the table? Or is there an other way? Is there any
sample code regarding this topic?


Thanks,
Christoph


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