On Jan 30, 2009, at 8:33 AM, Steve Cronin wrote:
Corbin;
Hey thanks for replying!
First off, don't use the 'tableView:' prefix for your own delegate
methods. Consider what would happen if AppKit introduced the same
delegate method in a future release. Well, I can tell you from
experience that it won't be good. So, please make it something like
"scTableView:...".
This method is an existing method provided by NSObject from Apple!
I didn't make the name up, I used an already existing delegate
mechanism.
Am I not understanding your point?
Hah! No -- that was totally an error on my part; I thought you were
making up your own delegate method...I didn't read the name carefully
enough. Sorry about that mistake!
Use CGFloat not float.
OK, but why?
For 64-bit compatibility. You can read up on CGFloat / NSInteger for
more info.
Setting the width in a loop is not good for performance; it might
cause the table to relayout a lot of times.
The code you cited is NOT inside a loop!?? Or am I not understanding
how something works?
No; your right here too; I wasn't reading it closely enough...
NSCell *cell = [tableView preparedCellAtRow:i column:column];
10.5 Only -- I wanted a 10.4 compatible solution. I didn't say that
and I should have.
Ah, that's a bummer :)
That means you have to use float instead of CGFloat.
corbin
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