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Inserting a new column in a nib-based tableview - be aware of this behavior
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#1 · March 20, 2022, 2:26 pm
Quote from Forum Archives on March 20, 2022, 2:26 pmPosted by: fblistserve <fblistserve@...>
It's possible to configure an autosave of a tableview's column positions ( widths etc ) with a nib using Xcode. This can be handy if the user expect the column positions to be restored across app launches.However, if you're iteratively testing a tableview while adding columns ( say a seventh column to a tableview which previously had six columns ), your table column positions can appear scrambled. The solution is to turn off this table view feature while testing.
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Posted by: fblistserve <fblistserve@...>
It's possible to configure an autosave of a tableview's column positions ( widths etc ) with a nib using Xcode. This can be handy if the user expect the column positions to be restored across app launches.
However, if you're iteratively testing a tableview while adding columns ( say a seventh column to a tableview which previously had six columns ), your table column positions can appear scrambled. The solution is to turn off this table view feature while testing.
Back to work.....
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