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Re: Sorting issues with NSTableView
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Re: Sorting issues with NSTableView


  • Subject: Re: Sorting issues with NSTableView
  • From: mmalc crawford <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 11:21:09 -0700


On Jul 18, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Patrick M wrote:

It is strange, from my perspective, that it returns the dislay index, which is of no use in any context, except maybe in updating the display manually, but that is working fine.

Umm, the display index is generally useful for manipulating the displayed objects.
You're passing responsibility to the array controller to manage display, so it's reasonable for it to communicate in its "units". You also need the display index for actions such as drag and drop.



The remove button might work in this case, though I iwll ultiamtely apply this solution to another case where the displayed array is kept in synch with another associated data array, and the indexes must match in that case as well. The remove button would not work in that case, and for adding, i present a file dialog to select files, which does not work with the add: method of the array..

You seem to be making things remarkably complicated.
What are you trying to achieve?


> How do i find the object in the array associated with the index
> returned
> from the display?
>
id objectAtTheDisplayIndex =
[[arrayController arrangedObjects] objectAtIndex:theDisplayIndex];


I have not tried this, but it seems to use the display index to index into the array manually. If the array is not sorted (as mine is not) this will return the wrong object...

No, it won't.


I have since found that
[myArrayController removeObjects:[myArrayController selectedObjects]];
works.

This is exactly the same as sending the array controller a remove: message.

Again, what are you trying to achieve?

mmalc

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References: 
 >Sorting issues with NSTableView (From: "Patrick M" <email@hidden>)
 >Re: Sorting issues with NSTableView (From: mmalc crawford <email@hidden>)
 >Re: Sorting issues with NSTableView (From: "Patrick M" <email@hidden>)

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