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Re: Re: NSTableView is not updated.
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Re: Re: NSTableView is not updated.


  • Subject: Re: Re: NSTableView is not updated.
  • From: "Shawn Erickson" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 07:48:22 -0700

On 7/12/07, jiwan park <email@hidden> wrote:


I tried to use 'reloadData' but there is a problem.

NSTableView instance don't and shouldn't know anything about how the data it displays is managed and/or generated. They need to be told to reload the data they display when the data changes using either reloadData or noteNumberOfRowsChanged (which to use depends on how the data changed, see docs for details).

So the issue you have is centered around how your applications
cooperatively manage the use of the same data file and that is
unrelated to NSTableView. So far you haven't outlined how your
applications manages its data file or how your data source, etc.
works.

-Shawn
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