Hi
First some background:
We are in the process of porting a multi-platform application (ERP and
CRM) to cocoa. (we have a carbon client today, but also many other
platforms). Because of the multi platform aspect and large number
windows (about 100k windows in total for all languages) we can not use
interface builder for the windows.
My problem:
In many of our records (such as "invoice" or "general ledger
transaction") we have what we call matrices (invoice rows are a good
example). Right now we have implemented them with a NSTableView and it
works fairly OK.
In these matrices we have the possibility for special "typed rows", such
as a "payment row" for cash invoices. (you buy 8 items, and pay $300
cash and $500 with one credit card, $500 with another, and then get
$27.55 in change for example).
These typed rows need a different positioning of the data than the
normal columns (they have e.g. labels in the row to explain what type of
row it is).
I think I understand how to solve the display part by using
tableView:dataCellForTableColumn:row: and supplying a full-width cell
(custom subclass), and then painting the fields inside by drawing other
cells. But how do I solve that some of these cells need to be editable
by the user? Alternatively, is there any way to reposition the cells
horizontally (and change their width) for a specific row?
Regards Erik
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