Don't know anything about the toolkit you're using, but I would use
setAction: for single click and setDoubleAction: for double click,...
Hope this helps.
Reinhard
Am 03.09.2009 um 05:41 schrieb Dave DeLong:
Hi everyone,
I'm using Brandon's excellent BWToolkit in a project of mine right
now. I'm specifically using the BWTransparentTableView and
BWTransparentCheckBoxCell classes. I'd like to customize the
CheckBoxCell to fulfill the following requirements:
1. Only invoke the target's action when the user single-clicks the
actual checkbox.
2. Invoke the target's action when the user double-clicks anywhere
in the cell.
I've tried subclassing BWTransparentCheckBoxCell and implementing
stopTracking:at:inView:mouseIsUp: to invoke the target's action
appropriately, but this method is never getting executed. I've
tried implementing the tableView's delegate method
(tableView:shouldTrackCell:...), to no effect. I've toyed with the
possibility of implementing a custom
trackMouse:inRect:ofView:untilMouseUp:, but that seems hopelessly
complex.
Any ideas on why my tracking method isn't getting called, or a
better approach I could be taking to this?
Thanks!
Dave DeLong
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