This is a second attempt to fix the problems addressed by 69bbe627a9.
Because table cell classes needed to use the same initialization code as the NS_initWithCoder methods, it was necessary to refactor the initialization code into separate NS_initWithCell methods and call them separately from NS_initWithCoder.
Previously, table view cells (non-view-based) were not being decoded with all of the available cell attributes in IB, and many attributes were hard-coded. In addition, there was a bunch of initialization code that has been made redundant by theming.
With this commit, decoding of all control classes has been refactored so that table view cells can use the same code, thus ensuring they decode all available cell attributes. In addition, the redundant code has been eliminated.
It is now possible to apply most table cell attributes such as font, color, alignment, sendsActionOnEndEditing, and so on, directly in IB.
Closes#1803
BREAKING CHANGE:
Changes have been made to table cell decoding in nib2cib. All xibs should be re-converted with `find . -name '*.xib' -exec nib2cib {} \;`.
Added : -makeViewWithIdentifier:owner:
-rowForView: columnForView: less performant tahn cocoa because we cycle through all visible rows. But these methods are generally used once when editing manually.
Added identifier property to CPView.
retro and forward (in IB) compatible with the existing API. You can use IB table view based without the new API. Existing table views / Nib won't break.
CPTableView view based example. Featuring: IB made data views, different views in the same column, subviews binding in IB
When the view is found automatically in the cib, instantiate with _delegate as the owner (cocoa behavior).
Aparajita Fishman
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