Re: Tables created in code have different row height from those created in IB
Re: Tables created in code have different row height from those created in IB
- Subject: Re: Tables created in code have different row height from those created in IB
- From: Greg Herlihy <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 15:53:20 -0800
- Thread-topic: Tables created in code have different row height from those created in IB
Yes, there are actually two such methods - but one is deprecated.
I would look at NSFont's defaultLineHeightForFont: (deprecated) and
NSLayoutManager's defaultLineHeightForFont: (its recommended replacement -
that cleverly re-uses the same name).
Greg
On 3/20/06 1:29 PM, "Peter Boctor" <email@hidden> wrote:
> If I drag out a table in IB, the default row height is 17. Creating a
> table in code [[NSTableView alloc] init] returns a table with a row
> height of 16 which not surprisingly looks squished. Why aren't the
> default values the same?
>
> More importantedly how do I work around this? I'd like the tabe to
> look correct if a future OS version changes the row height so I'd like
> to avoid a hardcoded call setting the row height to 17. Is there
> another call that will give me the proper row height?
>
> -peter
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