You could set a delegate for the NSTableView itself. In that delegate,
you would implement the
- (void)controlTextDidEndEditing:(NSNotification *)note
delegate method. Within that method, you should be able to get the
information you need. For example,
NSTableView *tableView = [note object];
int colIndex = [tableView editedColumn];
int rowIndex = [tableView editedRow];
NSText *fieldEditor = [tableView currentEditor];
would give you column and row indices and the field editor.
Shlok Datye
Coding Turtle
http://codingturtle.com
On 27.05.2009, at 19:46, Walker Argendeli wrote:
I have a text field cell in a table view, from which I need to be
made aware when it ends editing. I thought I would set my
Controller class as the text field cell's delegate, and then use
NSTextField's delegate method textDidEndEditing:, but realized that
the text field cell doesn't seem to have delegate methods? Why is
this, and what can I do (other than subclassing) to be informed when
editing is finished?
- Walker Argendeli
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