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Setting the starting index of an NSComboBox
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Setting the starting index of an NSComboBox


  • Subject: Setting the starting index of an NSComboBox
  • From: Steve Hunt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 15:13:45 -0500

I am just starting with Cocoa and I am having a problem in setting the starting index of a NSComboBox control. On startup, the index is not set although the first item is displayed. You have to make a selection to enable the combo box and set an index. In my app, I would like the first item to be selected on startup. I assume the following code:

[calcTypeField selectItemAtIndex:0];

will work, but I cannot determine where to place the code to effect the selection on startup.

Steve Hunt
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