Re: NSTableView Cell edit values.
Re: NSTableView Cell edit values.
- Subject: Re: NSTableView Cell edit values.
- From: Totte Alm <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 20:19:45 +0100
hello,
thx for the fast answer, but it seems to be more to it.
The "save" is done in a IBAction, trigged by a button. I moved all
save code from that method to another method, and set an NSTimer to
call that mathod, and before that I told the the Window to set the
focus. The problem is that no matter what time I set on the NSTimer,
the setObjectValue delegate for the NSTableView (which get the newly
edited value) is called after the method called from the NSTimer is
called, which does the save.
There must be a way to trigger "setObjectValue" directly so it is
handled "now" and not "later".
cheers,
/ Totte
25 feb 2009 kl. 19.58 skrev Corbin Dunn:
Le Feb 25, 2009 à 10:44 AM, Totte Alm a écrit :
Hello cocoa experts,
I've stumbled on a problem with a GUI, where the user can edit
values using a NSTableView, but if the user types something in a
cell, then click the "do stuff" button while the cell is still in
editmode, the current change is not propagated back to underlying
object.
So, the question:
How can I tell the NSTableView to "propagate" current changes, i.e.
stop being in edit mode?
Make the field editor resign first responder status; if it did
successfully do that, then the change was committed. If not, a
validation error happened. IE:
[self.window makeFirstResponder:tableView];
.corbin
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