nstextfieldcell

I've been looking for a solution to make my NSTextField bottom-aligned and I've found this and adjusted it for my needs. So now I have this custom NSTextFieldCell but how do I tell my NSTextFields to use this class (programmatically)? Have you tried setCell: method of the NSControl class? - (void)setCell:(NSCell *)aCell Since you ask how to do it programmatically, you can also use the setCellClass: method on your NSTextField subclass. Call it in the load or initialize class methods: +(void)load { [self setCellClass:[MyTextFieldCell class]]; } It will not have any bearing on your text fields

I have a tableView, with 3 columns containing NSTextFieldCell. Everything is populated with bindings. The text of the cells of one of the column is computed and is not editable directly. For this column, I would like when the cell goes into edit mode , to display a button or a custom view instead of the textField . Said in an other way, I want an NSCell that is a NSTextFieldCell when not being edited, and a NSButtonCell (or a custom view) when being edited. Any hint to move on to this? Here is what I tried, without success: Try #1 : I subclassed a NSTextFieldCell and override

I need to show an NSTextFieldCell with multiple lines with different format on each line. Something like this: Line 1: Title Line 2: Description I subclassed NSTextFieldCell but I don't know how to go on with it. Any ideas? NSGod First off, you don't have to subclass NSTextFieldCell to achieve this, since, as a subclass of NSCell , NSTextFieldCell inherits -setAttributedStringValue: . The string you provided can be represented as a NSAttributedString . The following code illustrates how you could achieve the desired text with an ordinary NSTextField . MDAppController.h: @interface

My code for my NSTextFieldCell is: - (void)drawInteriorWithFrame:(NSRect)cellFrame inView:(NSView *)controlView { // Drawing code here. NSGradient *gradient = [[NSGradient alloc] initWithStartingColor:[NSColor lightGrayColor] endingColor:[NSColor grayColor]]; [gradient drawInRect:cellFrame angle:90]; [[self title] drawInRect:cellFrame withAttributes:nil]; } I would like to have the NSTextFieldCell to have rounded corners.... how could I do this? Use the layer property of NSView, then you can set a corner radius for this. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1938925/drawing-a-rounded

It seems to be commonly accepted that cellSizeForBounds: allows one to calculate a text field's "natural" size. However, for NSTextField, I've found that it doesn't quite match: @interface MyTextField : NSTextField @end @implementation MyTextField - (void)textDidChange:(NSNotification *)notification { [super textDidChange:notification]; [self validateEditing]; // Forces updating from the field editor NSSize cellSize = [self.cell cellSizeForBounds: NSMakeRect(0, 0, self.bounds.size.width, CGFLOAT_MAX)]; NSRect frame = self.frame; CGFloat heightDelta = cellSize.height - frame.size.height; frame

I'm trying to create a text field similar to Finder's file labels. I would like the last (second) line to be truncated in the middle. I started with a multi-line NSTextField . However, calling [self.cell setLineBreakMode:NSLineBreakByTruncatingMiddle]; results in a the text field showing only a single truncated line (no line breaks anymore). Here is what it looks like in Finder: deleted_user If you want to wrap text like finder labels, using two labels doesn't do you any good since you need to know what the maximum breakable amount of text is on the first line. Plus, if you're building