Grouped the 3 ways to set objectValue on a dataview (content binding, column value binding or regular delegate method) under one main method: _setObjectValueFortableColumn:row:ForView:
Also fixed a bug where the dragging rows didn't have their bindings applied. Columns and row dragging are now using the previous method for setting data view objectValue.
Updated TableBindings example: table with content binding vs. columns with value binding.
Selections in the tableview can now have round corners. The default is a regular
rect, but if the selecction radius is changed. Nice good looking round rect
selections will appear.
Set the dragView frame before dataviews are added to it. Otherwise, dataviews will be expanded depending on their autoresize mask and appear cropped on the right.
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).
- Moved common CPArray/CPSet collection KVC operators to _CPCollectionKVCOperators.
- Implemented KVC operator dispatch using Objective-J.
- Fixed infinite loop with empty collection in @min, @max and @sum operators.
- Correctly return valueForUndefinedKey when necessary.
- valueForUndefinedKey reason uses raw description for consistency, class' overridden description may not helpful at all.
- Don't create a forwarder for @ operators with property paths.
- Fixed CPSet -valueForKeyPath to correctly deal with nil/undefined/empty values.
- Added tests for collection KVC operators.
- enumerator -nextObject should always compare against nil for clarity, correctness, and consistency.
ShouldShowOutlineView is not a great delegate method name for a control called an outline view. The original Cocoa name refers to an 'OutlineCell' which we don't have so that's not appropriate either.
This fix also enables `setSelectionHighlightStyle: CPTableViewSelectionHighlightStyleSourceList` in Internet Explorer. Even that the gradient effect can't be rendered and the fallback regular rendering will be used, the proper field value might still be useful for subclasses or saving out to CIBs etc.
Alexander Ljungberg
cacaodev
aparajita
Aparajita Fishman
Antoine Mercadal
Blair Duncan
Martin Carlberg
Stefan Wallström
Alexander Ljungberg
Randall Luecke
Antoine Mercadal
Klaas Pieter Annema