Rép : NSTableView column order in Interface Builder
Rép : NSTableView column order in Interface Builder
- Subject: Rép : NSTableView column order in Interface Builder
- From: HORUS Technologies <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 19:47:46 +0200
Le 22 juil. 05 à 17:50, Doug Knowles a écrit :
I know I can enable the columns to be re-positioned at runtime, but
I'd like to specify the "out of the box" behavior in Interface
Builder.
Hello Doug,
You can reorder the columns in IB exactly like at run time.
Just select the table view (be sure you select the NSTableView, not
the enclosing NSScrollerView) then click and hold on the column
header until the cursor becomes a hand, then move the column.
Maybe you don't hold long enough?
Hope this helps,
Olivier
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 11:09:07 -0400
From: Doug Knowles <email@hidden>
Subject: Re: NSTableView column order in Interface Builder
To: email@hidden
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Hello, Kiel,
Thanks for the response. My question was about controlling the
initial, or default, column order of an NSTableView in Interface
Builder.
Specifically, I already have a four-column table defined, and I would
like to add a new column to the table as the second column from the
left. When I increment the column count in Interface Builder, the new
column usually (not always?) appears at the far right in the view, and
there is no way to re-position it in IB (that I can find). The only
way I have found to configure the table the way I want it is to adjust
the properties and bindings of the fifth, fourth, third, and second
table columns, which seems way harder than it should be.
I know I can enable the columns to be re-positioned at runtime, but
I'd like to specify the "out of the box" behavior in Interface
Builder.
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