Re: Using a NSCollectionView in a table cell.
Re: Using a NSCollectionView in a table cell.
- Subject: Re: Using a NSCollectionView in a table cell.
- From: Eric Gorr <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 12:35:21 -0500
On Dec 18, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Corbin Dunn wrote:
Thanks for the advice.
Searching more through the archives, I did find:
http://www.joar.com/code/body.html
which seems to do what I want and subclasses a NSCell.
Could you provide some information on what problems I will run into
going the route suggested by joar?
One problem is navigation; keyboard users expect to be able to tab
to those items -- you won't be able to do that. Editing items may
also not work, and have trouble. You may also have issues with
selecting things, and getting background colors correct.
Ah. I was hoping that these problems would involve things I am not
interested in, but sadly, they are.
So, my next idea which I think will work well since I don't need a
table header, is to dynamically create a remove columns based on the
width of the table and create a remove rows as needed. Then, each cell
in the table is simply one of the images I need drawn. Since I need to
be able to support editing the label of the image, this seems like it
would be the easiest route to go regardless.
I filed the bug - rdar://6455493
thanks! It is useful to know how many people are wanting this feature.
Well, here's hoping for support in 10.6 and that everyone reading this
who wants the feature files a bug report and also mentions the new
report in this thread.
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