Thanks Corbin,
this over-ride seems to work. Surely this shouldn't be that obscure
though ...
- (void) addColumn
{
[super addColumn];
int lastColumnIndex = [self lastColumn];
NSMatrix *matrix = [self matrixInColumn:lastColumnIndex];
NSSize intercellSpacing = NSMakeSize(0, 1);
On May 6, 2008, at 8:07 AM, Jens Alfke wrote:
On 5 May '08, at 11:31 PM, Martin Redington wrote:
I tried subclassing NSMatrix, and over-riding
-[NSMatrix initWithFrame:
mode:prototype:numberOfRows:numberOfColumns:]
to set the intercellSpacing. I can see it getting called, but I don't
get
On 5 May '08, at 11:31 PM, Martin Redington wrote:
I tried subclassing NSMatrix, and over-riding
-[NSMatrix initWithFrame:
mode:prototype:numberOfRows:numberOfColumns:]
to set the intercellSpacing. I can see it getting called, but I don't
get any gaps between rows, and when I browse the NS
Where is the appropriate place to set the intercellSpacing on the
(NSMatrices of) an NSBrowser?
I would like my browser to show the gap in between multiple selected
rows that you see in the Finder et al.
I tried subclassing NSMatrix, and over-riding
-[NSMatrix initWithFrame: mode:prototype:numbe
Where is the appropriate place to set the intercellSpacing on the
(NSMatrices of) an NSBrowser?
I would like my browser to show the gap in between multiple selected
rows that you see in the Finder et al.
I tried subclassing NSMatrix, and over-riding
-[NSMatrix initWithFrame: mode:prototype:numbe
