If the problem is with the index path, you could get selectedRowInColumn:0
and construct your own index path with the returned value.
--
Gary L. Wade
http://www.garywade.com/
On 4/4/2013 2:13 PM, "Paul Wasmund" <pwasm...@orderndev.com> wrote:
>I am trying to use editItemAtIndexPath:withEvent:select: in my program to
>programatically start editing the text in my cell. It works for all items
>except those in the first column. As an experiment I added code to the
>Apple sample ComplexBrowser and the same thing happened. Is this a bug,
>by design, or are there extra hoops to jump through to get this to work
>in the first column?
>
>The cells in the first column CAN be edited via clicking in the text of a
>selected cell.
>
>ComplexBrowser changes:
>
>Add to appController.m
>
>- (void)awakeFromNib {
>
>...
>
> [_browser setAction:@selector(_browserClicked:)]; // add to end of
>awakeFromNib
>}
>
>
>- (void)_browserClicked:(id)sender
>{
> FileSystemBrowserCell *cell = [_browser selectedCell];
> [cell setEditable:YES];
> NSIndexPath *path = [_browser selectionIndexPath];
> [_browser editItemAtIndexPath:path withEvent:nil select:YES];
>}
>
>- (BOOL)browser:(NSBrowser *)myBrowser shouldEditItem:(id)item
>{
> return YES;
>}
>
>Selecting any cell in the browser should put it into edit mode. Only
>works for items in columns other than the first one.
>
>
>Paul
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