Re: Return in NSTableView--how detect a row change?
Re: Return in NSTableView--how detect a row change?
- Subject: Re: Return in NSTableView--how detect a row change?
- From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 16:33:48 -0500
Does the delegate method tableViewSelectionDidChange: not suit your
needs?
-- F
On 27 Jun 2005, at 2:14 PM, Mark Dawson wrote:
The default behavior when the user edits a text item in an
NSTableView seems to be to move to the next row. How do I detect
this? - (IBAction)tableViewSelected: seems to give me the wrong
information
When the user presses enter, - (IBAction)tableViewSelected: is called
- (IBAction)tableViewSelected:(id)sender
{
int row = [sender selectedRow];
However, "row" is the row that the enter was done on (say row 0),
NOT the row that is changed to (row 1). It doesn't seem to be
called twice (once for row 0, once for row 1).
How does one detect that row 1 has been selected, if it was
selected by pressing the enter key in row 0?
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