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In my app I'm trying to create a custom cell like the follow: I know how to do that with iOS and I guess it should be quite the same by using OS X. So in interface builder I designed the table view but I can figure how to create a custom cell. I tried to insert in the .xib in which I designed the table view the custom component I need (2 NSTextField and 2 NSImageView ), then I create a class "CustomCell.m" and "CustomCell.h" as subclass of NSTableCellView , so I tried to connect my component to this class, but I can't add it... Why I can't connect the component to "CustomCell" class? What's

How do I hide an NSTableView header completely, so that it does not take any space up? Brian Webster In Interface Builder, select the table view, open the attributes inspector (alt-command-4), and uncheck the "Headers" checkbox in the "Columns" section. You can also set the headerView programmatically without subclassing [tableView setHeaderView:nil]; To do this programmatically, you can subclass NSTableView (or any NSTableView child class) and return nil for the headerView variable: @interface AppTableView : NSTableView { } @end @implementation AppTableView - (NSTableHeaderView *)headerView{

Check the following image, how can I add this kind of bar to my own NSTableViews? Other uses are in the network preferences app. What's the magic trick to make this work? I don't think there is any "magic trick." This is something you will have to implement yourself. It looks like a group of Gradient style NSButtons placed below the table view. An NSSegmentedControl in Small Square style would work too. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9621661/how-do-you-add-a-toolbar-to-the-bottom-of-an-nstableview

I have a NSTableView with the delegate and datasource pointing to my controller. I have tried implementing the - (id)tableView:(NSTableView *)aTableView objectValueForTableColumn:(NSTableColumn *)aTableColumn row:(NSInteger)rowIndex Method, but no matter what I return, the table always shows "Table View Cell" in the data. Any ideas of what I could be doing wrong? Attached are two pics showing that I have the delegates set properly (it also shows the proper number of rows). Note that I have also just tried returning @"Hello World" for everything, but I get the same result. JAWZapps Just change

I was just wondering if there was an easy way to set an NSTableView to allow it to reorder its rows without writing any pasteboard code. I only need it to be able to do this internally, within one table. I have no issue writing the pboard code, except that I'm fairly sure that I saw Interface Builder have a toggle for this somewhere / saw it working by default. It certainly seems like a common enough task. Thanks FluffulousChimp If you take a look at the tool tip in IB you'll see that the option you refer to - (BOOL)allowsColumnReordering controls, well, column reordering. I do not believe

I am trying to setup a NSTableView with a custom cell using an ArrayController and Bindings . To accomplish this I added a subview to the custom cell. The data connection seems to work somewhat. Though, there seems to be a redraw problem which I cannot fix. When I load the application only some of the cells are rendered. When I scroll through the rows or select one the rendering changes. I created an example project on github to illustrate what the problem is. The actual source code for the cell rendering can be found here : // CustomCell.m - (void)drawInteriorWithFrame:(NSRect)cellFrame