(resend, with the rest of the email, sorry!)
On Nov 5, 2008, at 5:30 PM, Andre Masse wrote:
Hi,
When selecting a row in a NSTableView, the default highliting (white
text on blue background) doesn't work if the text is not black. Is
there a setting somewhere (in IB) or a method to implement/override
to fix that? I have a column's cell with its foreground color set to
gray and it's almost unreadable when the row is selected. I could
make my own NSTextFieldCell subclass and override - isHighlited but
would prefer not to.
If you set an explicit color on the cell, then it doesn't know it
should flip the black text to white text when it is selected (in other
words, it has no way of knowing that what you set it to isn't what you
really wanted). So, in -willDisplayCell, you will have to set the text
color to white yourself.
You can set the text color to gray if the [cell backgroundStyle] ==
NSBackgroundStyleLight and the text to white otherwise. It should be
easy to do, and not require subclassing. Also, subclassing and
overriding -isHighlighted wouldn't have given you the effect you wanted.
corbin
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