I\'m doing something with cocoa which I think is a bit complicate for a beginner like me. I tried a few things, but I admit I need some theory first, because I would like to understand exactly the mea
What methods should be implemented? I\'ve tried to set the TableDataSource 开发者_如何学JAVAas a delegate to my TableView, but delegate methods wasn\'t called. After that I tried to set \"TableDataSo
Basically, I have an NSTableView with 1 collumn, and I\'m inserting long strings into each row. However, not all the strings are long, so I\'d like the height of each row to be different based on how
I am trying a simple application using NSArrayController and cocoa bindings. The application contains - a table with only one column, two buttons \"+, -\" to add and delete records, two text fields to
I have an NSTableView in my application with data being drawn in for both the X and Y axes (ie, every row is matched with every column.) I\'ve got the data populating the cells the way I\'d like, but
I have an NSTableview in my application containing several columns. When I click on one column header in order to have it sorted ascending, rows with a nil-value in that column are being sorted on top
In my application I have an NSTableView with a custom header cell that is programatically assigned. The code to assign the custom cell looks like this:
I wanted to have a button appear in a table view as the first element on the last row instead of the normal data, so I created a subclass of NSTableView and overwrote the preparedCellAtColumn:row: met
I have a table view that gets refreshed two different ways.Both are through a button, and as a matter of fact, both are through the same IBAction in the same class!
I have an NSTableView with 4 columns. I also have a custom background color for each row.The only problem is I have these ugly white spaces where the gridlines would go in both the horizontal and vert
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