On Sep 8, 2008, at 2:36 PM, Ellen Chou wrote:
Hi Stephane,
Indeed, reloadData is not called at all. But why can it work fine in
10.5.2?
When and where I should call reloadData?
That's easy; after you change your model. When do you initialize your
arrays, etc? After that point, call reloadData. Possibly in -
awakeFromNib.
If it is working by chance on Leopard, then it is probably because of
some ordering issue that changed slightly.
corbin
Thanks,
Ellen
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 9:52 AM, Stéphane Sudre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Sep 8, 2008, at 12:58 PM, Ellen Chou wrote:
I have a tree view window that uses NSTableView and NSOutlineView
lists out
all the sub folders under user's home directory. For some reason,
this
window shows the folder contents correctly in Mac OS 10.5.2, but
not in
Mac
OS 10.4.x running on iMac which is PowerPC host running on Intel
Duel Core
CPUs.
It seems to me the Notification/Event was not functioning properly
in Mac
OS
10.4.x iMac. I don't get a chance to run on MacBook 10.4.x. If
any one
has
MacBook Intel CPU running 10.4.x, please let me know.
Anyone run into the similar problem?
Are you referring to a specific sample code?
Which notification/event are you referring to?
When there's a display strangeness in NSTableView/NSOutlineView,
the first
thing to check is that reloadData is called before at least once.
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