On 2/20/10 9:31 AM, Matt Neuburg said:
Thanks for this example. I've used this technique elsewhere and like it
too, but alas as soon as you want menu separators in the popup this no
longer works. Unless you are aware of some way...
Sorry, I wasn't paying attention earlier in this thread. But
Thanks for this example. I've used this technique elsewhere and like it
too, but alas as soon as you want menu separators in the popup this no
longer works. Unless you are aware of some way...
Sorry, I wasn't paying attention earlier in this thread. But if the question
is getting separators in
On 2/18/10 4:13 PM, Jerry Krinock said:
Quincey's answer is excellent, and abstract. Let me give you a concrete
example from one of my projects. Presumably your table is bound to an
array controller whose contentSet or contentArray is bound to a
collection of Foo objects in your data model.
On 2010 Feb 19, at 13:30, Sean McBride wrote:
In my case currently, I need several separators and also an 'other...'
item that brings up an open panel.
I don't know about the separators but I have done the 'Other...' item
successfully. Referring to my previous message, define a new class
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Sean McBride s...@rogue-research.com wrote:
So in the 'OS Version' column, I want the popup's contents to be either
one list or another list depending on 'OS Name' of any given row.
Any suggestions?
Hook yourself up as the delegate of the column's popup
On 2010 Feb 18, at 13:30, Quincey Morris wrote:
you could simply have your window controller provide an array property with
version strings for the current OS (along with a KVO dependency to keep the
property in sync with the current OS), and bind the popup content to that
array.
