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NSTableView custom behavior


  • Subject: NSTableView custom behavior
  • From: Robert Walker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 22:18:50 -0500

Dear List,

I need some assistance adding some custom behavior to an NSTableView. I'm using a NSArrayController with CodeData bindings to populate the table. This application requires high speed data input, and I would like to automatically insert a new NSManagedObject to the NSArrayController when the user tabs past the last cell, on the last row of the table.

I'm have trouble finding the right place to hook into the tabbing process and select the first column of the newly inserted row. This will allow the user to insert multiple rows of data without having to click a button or press a keyboard shortcut.

Thanks, and sorry for the noob question, but I'm just getting started with Cocoa. I have been developing mostly in WebObjects for the past few years. My goal is to create a Cocoa client application that communicates with my WebObjects application via web services. This will provide my clients with a much more elegant user experience than what they currently have in JavaClient for WebObjects.

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Robert Walker
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