In case of emergency, break table view
In case of emergency, break table view
- Subject: In case of emergency, break table view
- From: "Jonathan E. Jackel" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 10:21:11 -0400
In the hope that this will save somebody else a few hours of debugging...
I had a table view in an older project set up in the traditional way, i.e.,
datasource only with no bindings. I'm going to "upgrade" this project so it
uses bindings, but first I wanted to make sure it ran fine with a
datasource, as it had in the past (in fact, I have a compiled version of the
app that I use all the time). But even though the appropriate outlets were
all set (and reset several times), the datasource methods were all
implemented, and the nib file was saved in "10.2" format, I could not get
the table view to display data.
In a fit of desperation, I deleted the table view in IB (after writing down
the settings for each of the columns), saved the nib, and then dragged a new
table view off the palette. I configured it just like the old one, hooked
up the outlets again, saved, and voila, she works.
Jonathan
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