On Jul 26, 2008, at 6:59 PM, James W. Walker wrote:
When designing an NSTableView in IB, I can highlight one of the columns. That information is clearly stored in the file, because if I close and reopen, the highlight is still there. But after I load the nib, [myTable highlightedTableColumn] returns nil. Is there any way to get that nib-highlighted column at run time?
I'm fairly sure that the highlight in IB is just meant to keep track of what you were editing, not a real part of the nib.
If you want to set the highlight of a particular column then create an IBOutlet of NSTableColumn and connect it to the column in IB, then in your -awakeFromNib (or wherever) call setHighlightedTableColumn: with that outlet. (Note that this highlight is different than the one in IB.)
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