I have a custom NSView that has an NSOutlineView as a subview. Instances are
created and used programatically. The code is implemented in Swift 1.2. In
order to set the delegate and data source for the NSOutlineView I assumed I
should just add the following methods to the custom NSView:
…
var outlineView: NSOutlineView!
var dataSource: NSOutlineViewDataSource?
var delegate: NSOutlineViewDelegate?
…
func setDelegate (delegate: NSOutlineViewDelegate?) {
outlineView.setDelegate(delegate) }
func setDataSource (dataSource: NSOutlineViewDataSource?) {
outlineView.setDataSource(dataSource) }
…
However, when I do I get a similar compiler error for each method. For the
setDelegate method I get:
“Method ‘setDelegate’ with Objective-C selector 'setDelegate:' conflicts with
setter for 'delegate' with the same Objective-C selector."
I changed my method names to setOutlineViewDelegate and
setOutlineViewDataSource to get around the compiler, but I don’t understand why
I have to use the workaround, which feels icky to me. Can anyone provide
insight? Thanks.
Xcode 6.4 on Mac OS X 10.10.4.
Tom Wetmore, COF
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