Re: Re: redrawing an NSPopUpButtonCell, and ghost effect
Re: Re: redrawing an NSPopUpButtonCell, and ghost effect
- Subject: Re: Re: redrawing an NSPopUpButtonCell, and ghost effect
- From: "Ender Wiggins" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2006 00:22:59 -0500
> #2 The other problem is that the NSTableHeaderView has 4 columns, but
> shows a 5th column as well, like a ghost effect of what's in the 4th.
Is the other column coming from IB? Where did the table view come
from? If it came from IB, then it probably came with a column so
you'd need to delete it.
No, none of the columns come from IB. I create the columns
programatically because the number of columns and their data differs
depending upon the file that gets read in.
I have a small loop that parses the input files and creates the
columns and their are only 4 columns being created in this example.
The NSTableView was created in IB and I have an IBOutlet within the
controller that points to the table. The NSTableView in IB has 0
columns.
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