[iOliverC]

Hi guys,

I have a NSTableView, and each row is an object. By object I mean a class (called Option) that holds information about a certain row, like a few strings and a few BOOL's.

In my NSTableView, I have 2 columns, one column is set by Interface Builder as a NSButtonCell, and the other is just a normal cell.

As I was saying before, my NSTableView uses an object for each row that holds properties, one property is "isEnabled", which is a BOOL, and this is set by the method "setEnabled:".

Now, I am having trouble understanding how I would go about relating the NSButtonCell to the Object, so that when the button was enabled, the Object in the same row's method, "setEnabled:", would be set to YES, and when the button was disabled, the method would be set to NO.

Any help at all is appreciated :-)

Thanks,
Oliver

[holygoat]

You'd need a controller object. Set the target and action of the button cell to the controller, and have that do the work.

Alternatively, Cocoa Bindings may be able to do it.

[Angus_D]

tableView:willDisplayCell:forTableColumn:row: is probably want you're looking for.

[Devin Lane]

First: methods aren't set to anything, variables are.

Second: What do you want the button to do when you click it? If you want to call a selector on the object, put an if statement in your -tableView:setObjectValue:forTableColumn:row: that will check if it is that column, and, if so, call that selector.

Third: I would highly recommend trying out key value coding/bindings, they might save you a lot of trouble here.