Harry,
On Mar 18, 2009, at 11:18 AM, Harry Plate wrote:
<snip>
After more googling last night, I found similar suggestions; in fact
I ended
up subclassing the NSTableView, and overriding keyDown:
This worked very nicely.
One problem that still troubles me is I cannot seem to trap <cmd>A -
I was
hoping to implement a "select all" functionality for my "uneditable"
table
view. I can get <option>A, or <control>A --- but it appears that
someone
else swallows the <cmd>A
That's because Cmd-A is a key equivalent. The "Select All" Edit menu
item gets triggered for you. I don't understand what you mean by
"uneditable" table view. Editable and selectable are 2 different
things and editable has no meaning in this case. NSTableView will
select everything in response to the edit menu provided that you tell
the tableview to allowsMultipleSelection (in IB) and your delegate
doesn't prevent the selection via
tableView:selectionIndexesForProposedSelection:.
If you want the tableview to allow a select all, why would you want to
prevent the user from independently selecting multiple items?
-raleigh
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