On 23.02.2009, at 16:50, Eric Gorr wrote:
I am not sure I understand this.
Are you are saying is that you looked for the NSTextView being used
as the field editor for the NSTextField and then removed the
NSTextView from it's superview?
I tried this:
id fieldEditor = [[aNotification userInfo]
objectForKey:@"NSFieldEditor"];
[fieldEditor removeFromSuperview];
Unfortunately, it didn't work.
Yes. The superview of the fieldeditor is some clipping view (I forgot
the class).
Unfortunately, after starting to edit the view hierarchy looks
something like this:
NSTextCellView
NSxxxClipView
...
fieldeditor
So in my loop I create an NSLog line for each view "above" the
fieldeditor until I figured
what my control view was.
Warning! The ugly sample code hacked for my test is here:
http://oscar.homelinux.net/MultiCellView.zip
Please don't complain ;)
Patrick
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