As you can see on this page (http://stackoverflow.com/a/19219705), an NSTableView determines whether to be cell or view based based on the implemented delegate methods. Specifically, if tableView:objectValueForTableColumn:tableColumn:row is implemented, it is cell based; if tableView:viewForTableColumn:tableColumn:row is implemented, than it is view based. If this assumption is incorrect, I’d appreciate a correction.
But is it possible to use one object as a delegate for both a cell based and view based table view? Each of the methods has a tableView parameter that can be queued to determine which NSTableView is being referenced, but since the table type appears to be set by implemented methods, and not a property, I am not sure how to do this. I don’t want to use a separate view controller for one of my tables as this will massively complicate what I am trying to do. Anyone have any easy suggestions? — SevenBits
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