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Re: NSTableView
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Re: NSTableView


  • Subject: Re: NSTableView
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 19:05:19 +0100

I don't think that you can / should call reloadData from a non-main
thread. Are you doing that? If this is the case you can schedule the
main thread to reload data with the "perform*" messages found in
NSObject.

j o a r

On 2004-02-22, at 17.33, David Blanton wrote:

> Problem: NSTableView does not display scroll bars.
>
> Archive says: This is a common problem. You must send a reloadData
> message
> to the NSTableView for scroll bars to be displayed.
>
> Result: The NSTableView is displayed with a scroll bar. It does get
> the
> reloadData message as well as the setNeedsDisplay:YES message. There
> are
> more rows in the table than can be displayed yet there is no knob in
> the
> scroll bar.
>
> Question: What the heck am I not doing?

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