I only ask because I’m using a stackview that while it behaves as I configured
it in a plain view in a window, it behaves completely different when put in a
tableview. For example, views which I’ve set to detach will never, ever detach,
regardless of the settings I’ve set.
Anyone have experienc
to NSView child items added to
> NSTableCellView instances.
>
>> On 3 Apr 2015, at 04:52, Sebastien Boisvert
>> wrote:
>>
>> I only ask because I’m using a stackview that while it behaves as I
>> configured it in a plain view in a window, it behaves complete
Does -reloadDataForRowIndexes:columnIndexes: work on NSOutlineView? I'm trying
to use this to refresh some rows, but I get no indication that anything in my
delegate is being queried to refresh the data.
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I have an NSOutlineView subclass that does the following to remove a row:
[selfbeginUpdates];
[selfremoveItemsAtIndexes:[NSIndexSetindexSetWithIndex:editingRow]
inParent:nilwithAnimation:NSTableViewAnimationEffectNone];
[selfendUpdates];
However, when the above runs, I get the following exceptio
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>From: Corbin Dunn
>To: Sebastien Boisvert
>Cc: cocoa-devDev
>Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 11:45:27 AM
>Subject: Re: inserting/removing items in NSOutlineView subclass
>
>hi sebastien,
>Are you sure you are calling beg
Those 3 lines were literally pulled directly from my code (call to
-beginUpdates, then the call to remove the items, then the call to
-endUpdates), so I'm definitively calling it.
I'll try to reproduce it in a simpler test case, but the error gives no clue of
what the real cause is so that mi
For NSTableViewDraggingDestinationFeedbackStyleNone, the Apple docs state:
"This option exists to allow subclasses to implement their dragging destination
highlighting"
There's no hint of how this can be accomplished however, and from discussions
I've seen going back to 2008 it seems that A
I use a custom clip view to get a custom background look to my outline view,
however swapping out the scrollview's old content view for my new clip view
seems
to cause the overlay scrollers to stop functioning properly - they'll still
show, and
mousing over them reveals the gutter, however they d
I have an IMP for a method - in Xcode debugging window, I can select the var,
and make it display a description; I get something like this in the console:
(IMP) ImpVarName = 0x0001012a1130 (FrameWorkName`-[ClassName methodName]
at ClassName.m:125)
This is perfect, but I can't figure out how
I'm trying to initialize a NSFileWrapper with an existing file which is about
3.65GB (gigs), then get the NSData by serializing it, but get the following
exception:
MyApp[81289:303] can't write int larger than INT_MAX
MyApp[81289:303] (
0 CoreFoundation 0x7fff8d4280a6 __exceptionPreproc
We've noticed that disabling expand/collapse animations isn't respected under
Mavericks (still works fine in Lion/ML) - is there a specific way to avoid it
in Mavericks?
Tthe trick we use (as per Apple):
- (void)expandItem:(id)item expandChildren:(BOOL)expandChildren
{
[NSAnimationContextbe
:16 AM, Sebastien Boisvert wrote:
>> We've noticed that disabling expand/collapse animations isn't respected
>> under Mavericks (still works fine in Lion/ML) - is there a specific way
>> to avoid it in Mavericks?
>>
>> Tthe trick we use (as per Apple):
>&g
I pulled out the older ImageBackground example (which shows a custom background
image in a NSTableView/NSOutlineView) and am trying to make it work under
Mavericks.
For the most part, it's working fine by explicitly disabling support for
responsive scrolling. The only glitch that remains is ex
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