An update on this question. It turns out the first bit of code does
not work after all, because 48 is the keyCode for [Tab] and [Shift
+Tab]. I needed to change the code to the following:
-(void)keyDown:(NSEvent *)theEvent
{
if ([theEvent keyCode] == 48 && ([theEvent modifierFlags] &
NSSh
An update on this question. It turns out the first bit of code does
not work after all, because 48 is the keyCode for [Tab] and [Shift
+Tab]. I needed to change the code to the following:
-(void)keyDown:(NSEvent *)theEvent
{
if ([theEvent keyCode] == 48 && ([theEvent modifierFlags] &
NSSh
I have an application where a 2-column NSTableView subclass is the
main visual element. Users can select rows only, not columns. When
the user has a row selected, and presses [Tab], the table
automatically starts editing the first column. I want to make it so
that when the user has a row
