Am 30.06.2009 um 01:09 Uhr schrieb Raleigh Ledet:
a) Give up on the animation. Then you can use the same cell for the entire column. Each row will return the correct value that the progress indicator should draw. Be sure to invalidate the row/column as the value changes to redraw the cell with the new value.
There's no need to give up on it. The sample project for AMIndeterminateProgressIndicatorCell contains a table column controller that handles animation.
b) Place actual NSProgressIndicator views into the table view. This is somewhat tricky to do [...]
AMIndeterminateProgressIndicatorCell was especially designed to solve that problem.
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