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Text Tables created programatically don't play nice with standard table UI
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Text Tables created programatically don't play nice with standard table UI


  • Subject: Text Tables created programatically don't play nice with standard table UI
  • From: Graham Cox <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2010 14:34:37 +1100

Hi all,

I'm creating a text table programatically in accordance with the 'recipe' specified in the Text layout Programming Guide, under 'Supporting Text Tables Programatically'. The table gets created with the layout I want as expected.

However, when I edit the table, the standard UI for tables (as shown using -orderFrontTablePanel:) only seems to be aware of parts of the table - namely the overall rows and columns, but the rest, pertaining to the cells, is grayed out. Worse, when I first open the panel, it inserts an additional table inside my table, and starts to edit that instead, ignoring the 'outer' table. The result is a completely screwed up layout.

Is there anything special I need to do to make my programmatic table 'play nice' with the standard UI?

--Graham


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