On Sep 2, 2008, at 11:45 AM, Corbin Dunn wrote:
On Sep 1, 2008, at 8:41 PM, Ron Wagner wrote:
I am trying to get an NSTableView to change it's selection when
clicking on one if it's cells when it's window is not active. I
have subclassed NSTableView, overridden acceptsFirstMouse: and
return YES unconditionally, and verified that it is getting called.
Can't seem to get it to change behavior. Still takes once click to
activate the window and a second click to select the clicked on
cell. What is the trick to getting this to work?
I've googled for the answer and found a few other people asking,
but no answers.
Override -needsPanelToBecomeKey and return NO.
However, allowing one to click through this way is sort of going
against the grain for what many OS X applications do.
corbin
Thanks Corbin, that did the trick.
BTW, the Finder is an example of an Apple application which does just
this. The Apple Human Interface Guidelines do cover click-through, and
in my usage it is not violating the guidelines.
Ron
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