Hi all,
I've got a strange problem with a programatically created NSTableView
(inside a programatically created NSScrollView). The table is showing
three columns and has a standard header, each showing the title of the
column. Columns are set to resize proportionally with the table.
The problem: When I scroll the list, the header suddenly offsets to
the left about the width of a scroll bar. Clicking in the header and
rearranging or resizing columns (using the mouse) doesn't fix it, but
resizing the list makes it pop back into place. It never moves any
farther over and it leaves a blank space between the header view and
the corner view.
I can't easily post the code that creates and manipulates the list
because it's scattered about in a library. Also, I don't seem to be
able to reproduce the problem in a small sample app. So, I'm not
looking for specific solutions. I'm more hoping someone might have
some idea where to look or what might cause this specific symptom...
Thanks for any help.
Ken
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Ken Worley
Software Engineer, Tiberius, Inc.
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