On 2013 Jan 02, at 06:36, Keary Suska <[email protected]> wrote:
> How about the "Conditionally sets editable" checkbox? Best if
> unchecked--maybe also "Conditionally sets enabled"...
Seems like a good idea, Keary, so I rebuilt with all four possible combinations
of "Conditionally sets editable|enabled". Result: No change; all four no good.
I've also done some digging into the field editor with the debugger. The field
editor is initially nil, as expected, and is created the first time that I
click a text cell, as expected. It is an NSTextView, framed in the cell I'm
attempting to edit, relative to the table view…
(lldb) po 0x107c0a3f0
(long) $5 = 4425032688 <NSTextView: 0x107c0a3f0>
Frame = {{85.00, 39.00}, {100.00, 17.00}}, Bounds = {{0.00, 0.00}, {100.00,
17.00}}
Horizontally resizable: YES, Vertically resizable: YES
MinSize = {100.00, 17.00}, MaxSize = {40000.00, 40000.00}
(lldb) po [0x1020212f0 superview]
(id) $6 = 0x000000010201dde0 <_NSKeyboardFocusClipView: 0x10201dde0>
(lldb) po [0x000000010201dde0 superview]
(id) $7 = 0x000000010d441030 <NSTableView: 0x10d441030>
It is editable…
(lldb) p (int)[0x107c0a3f0 isEditable]
(int) $8 = 1
If I pause execution and send it a -lockFocus message while attempting to edit
text in a cell,
(lldb) expr (void)[0x107c0a3f0 lockFocus]
<no result>
it still remains gray and unresponsive to keyboard input :(
* * *
But we shall solve this!
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