Re: [SOLVED, with reservations] Re: Turn off menu highlight in outline view?
Re: [SOLVED, with reservations] Re: Turn off menu highlight in outline view?
- Subject: Re: [SOLVED, with reservations] Re: Turn off menu highlight in outline view?
- From: Quincey Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:54:55 -0700
On Aug 17, 2009, at 11:14, I. Savant wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean here, but I'm fairly sure I disagree. :-D
This is one step in the right direction. One. At least, insofar as
"we heard a very common request and, in the interests of consistency
and promoting good-looking apps on our platform, we will address it."
OK, source lists were a fairly weak example. I guess what I meant was
-- in API terms -- source lists are "just" a stylistic variant,
whereas in fact they likely have behavioral differences too, in a lot
of scenarios. But there are no source list APIs, just indirect sort-of
customizations (like outlineView:isGroupItem:).
Of course, as soon as I clicked "Send" last time, I thought of much
better examples:
-- Performance sensitivity. The general policy is not to worry about
performance tuning unless a performance issue can be measured, but
table views come with an admonition to consider performance before you
write any code. A necessary evil, perhaps, but also an indication of
an overburdened design.
-- Cells. Using cells to encapsulate drawing and interaction is fine
as an implementation detail, but exposing cells as a technique of
class customization is a real PITA. Cell programming, beyond the
simplest of overrides, is no fun at all (cells are on my short list of
cliff-ready experiments too), and there just isn't a wide enough range
of standard cells to meet the demand for customizations.
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