Ok, so I have my table displaying a variety of controls in different
rows, thanks to Leopard's new tableView:dataCellForTableColumn:row:
method. Now, to throw a wrench into the works...
One of the aforementioned control types is a NSSlider. This
particular slider has a very wide range (2800-10000 in increments of
100), so it'd be real nice to be able to also show a text field beside
it that displays the current value (since NSSlider's setTitle: is
deprecated, and, apparently, not very useful since the text is blocked
by the control handle?). [I use a slider so I can more easily enforce
the range and increment rule dictated by the hardware I'm interfacing
with.]
So what I'd like to do is put both an NSSlider and an NSTextField in a
single table cell, but I'm failing to see how I might accomplish
that. Anyone have any great ideas (FSDO "great")?
Thanks!
randy
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