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Re: Fastest way to check for descendants of an object
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Re: Fastest way to check for descendants of an object


  • Subject: Re: Fastest way to check for descendants of an object
  • From: Keith Blount <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:58:49 -0700 (PDT)

Sorry, I missed this reply earlier. Unfortunately I can't use NSTreeNode because I'm tied to providing support for Tiger for the foreseeable future, and NSTreeNode is Leopard and above only. Thus I'm not able to use bindings for my outline views (I remember spending weeks trying to bend NSTreeController to do things like drag and drop back when it was first introduced in Tiger until I realised I had written more code working around its initial limitations than I had in my original data source methods; and now, because I'm tied to Tiger, I haven't been able to take advantage of the vast improvements that have come since then, sadly. I don't want to think about the amount of code I'll be able to strip out when I drop Tiger support...).

Thanks and all the best,
Keith




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