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NSTableView display not being refreshed after a background refresh
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NSTableView display not being refreshed after a background refresh


  • Subject: NSTableView display not being refreshed after a background refresh
  • From: Martin van-Eerde <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 23:46:31 +0000

OK,

I have drag working from the finder to my NSTableView which is using core data. Everything is refreshed if my app and the finder are side by side without the finder (the source of the drag) overlapping my app.

However if either the finder is overlapping my window the dragged item does not show in the table view until my application is brought to the front (made active). The same sort of thing happens if I select a item to drag, press F9 hover over my app until it is brought forward and release the drag, the new item is not displayed in my table view until I either click in my window or move the mouse over it again...

I have tried [view reloadData], [window update], [window display], [window flushWindow] and [window makeKeyAndOrderFront], none of which seem to refresh table view.


Thanks Martin _______________________________________________

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