One of the columns in my NSTableView has its cell set to an
NSPopUpButtonCell. This is all built very conventionally, in
Interface Builder. I have bound to Content, Content Values and
Selected Object, and it all functions correctly.
Except, and this started a couple weeks ago during development and I
can't explain why, when the view is initially displayed, the cell in
the selected row is "whited out". It draws immediately if I click on
this row, or if I do anything to cause redrawing, such as activating a
different application whose windows don't cover the cell. Also, when
I click on the cell in one of the rows, it immediately "whites out"
the value being displayed in the other rows above and below it. They
remain whited out after I have dismissed the popup.
I kludge-fixed the first problem by subclassing the table view and
sending extra -display messages to it, strategically delayed after -
viewDidMoveToWindow. Really stinks.
I kludge-fixed the second problem by subclassing the cell and sending
a -display message to the table view whenever the popup is "hit" or
dismissed.
So now, the cells are still whited out initially but they reappear
after a fraction of a second.
I'd also noticed that sometimes I need to click the popup cell twice
before I get my menu. The first time, the text in the clicked popup
and the text above and/or below it in one or more nearby rows gets
whited out. Usually, the menu appears after 1 second but sometimes it
does not. I've not been able to reproduce this today.
I have implemented quite a bit of code to dynamically generate the
popup menu for each row, but I don't believe I'm doing anything on
other threads, certainly not in displaying the menu. It's a
conventional design, bindings set in Interface Builder.
Until I implemented my kludges, the table view was a plain old
NSTableView, the cell was a plain old NSPopUpButtonCell, and the table
column still is a plain old NSTableColumn.
Any ideas where I should push on this?
Jerry Krinock
STINKIN' CODE....
@implementation SSYDisplayAlotTableView
- (void)viewDidMoveToWindow {
[super viewDidMoveToWindow] ;
// This redraws after the view is redisplayed quickly,
// such as after switching tabs
[self performSelector:@selector(display)
withObject:nil
afterDelay:0.1] ;
// This redraws after the view is displayed slowly,
// such as when the window initially opens
[self performSelector:@selector(display)
withObject:nil
afterDelay:1.0] ;
// It seems that this second -display needs to occur
// after the first display invoked by the system.
// Of course, an even longer delay may be needed for slow Macs :(
}
@end
@implementation SSYDisplayAlotPopUpButtonCell
- (void)dismissPopUp {
[super dismissPopUp] ;
[[self controlView] display] ;
}
- (NSUInteger)hitTestForEvent:(NSEvent *)event
inRect:(NSRect)cellFrame
ofView:(NSView *)controlView {
NSUInteger result = [super hitTestForEvent:event
inRect:cellFrame
ofView:controlView] ;
[controlView display] ;
return result ;
}
@end
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