Hi,
I'm trying to understand the default text cell editing behaviour (in
tables and outlines) so I can tweak it. Perhaps someone can point me
towards the best practice for doing what I'm trying to achieve.
Setting the 'editable' attribute in a table column allows double-
clicking to edit a cell, but what I really want is behaviour more like
Finder, i.e. a single-click of the file name of a selected file allows
editing. I notice that sometimes this is the case with an 'editable'
table column, but not always. If I edit the cell, and press return, I
can then re-edit the cell with a single click -- so it seems this
behaviour is in there, but I need it all the time, and for double-
clicks to be ignored.
The way I'm looking at doing this is to explicitly handle the clicks,
and call 'editColumn:row:withEvent:select:', but I was wondering if
there is a better way?
Regards,
David Schweinsberg
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