The Cocoa equivalent is NSTableView, NSOutlineView, and NSBrowser. Note
that for table and outline views, the old method (still supported, but
now considered “legacy”) was cell-based (NSCell), but for new code
you should use view-based (NSView) tables. Outline views are based on
tables, so they work the same way, just a different data source.
Here’s a good starting place:
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/TableView/Introduction/Introduction.html
Kevin
On 7 Jun 2017, at 1:11, Martin Crane wrote:
Hello all,
I’m looking for guidance in moving a Carbon app which relies heavily
on DataBrowser to Cocoa so that it doesn’t die in the 32bit cull.
To give you some perspective, it’s a classic-design dual pane drag
and drop file browser app for FTP.
Ideally I’m hoping someone can point me in the direction of source
code that I can use (paid or otherwise) to give me a jump start. As
you can imagine, it would need to support Finder-style list view at a
minimum.
Yes, I know it should have been transitioned years ago, and I have had
a few attempts to get started but for very many reasons it never got
very far before I gave up and went back to work on the app which is
paying my bills :-/
Hoping you can help!
Thanks,
Martin
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