You can bind the selection of the popup to a variable and then observe
that variable via KVO. I did that on a single NSPopUpButton, you would
still need to get the affected row.
ALEXander.
On 24.04.2009, at 00:12, Ulai Beekam wrote:
Hi,
We all know that we can detect when regular text in an
NSTableView finishes editing using the control notification
method controlTextDidEndEditing:.
My problem, however, is this: In one of the columns I have attached
an NSPopUpButtonCell. The pop up button has two predetermined
constant choices "Foo" and "Bar" (always these two fixed choices).
How can I detect it when these values are have been changed (after
having selected a menu item)? The problem is that abovementioned
notification method, controlTextDidEndEditing:, is not getting
called in this case.
How, then, can I do some stuff after an NSPopUpButtonCell has
changed a value? Is there any other notification method I can use? I
have not yet seen such a method in the docs.
Thanks, U.
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