Closed jdrukman closed 10 years ago
In the test projects, clicking once on the row then clicking again triggers editing triggers editing, which is in line with OS X behaviour as you say. Are you seeing different behaviour?
Yes, the first click immediately triggers editing on my source list. I don't know what I did to make that happen, but I can't seem to suppress it!
Are you using a view- or cell-based source list?
View-based.
Interesting. If you send me your project/test project where this repros I'll be happy to take a look. http://alexrozanski.com/contact/
I finally solved this. I had set the sourcelist's delegate property in the nib and also in code. sourceListSelectionDidChange was being called twice. (Presumably all the delegate methods are.)
Interesting; the old delegate should be removed as an observer when it's changed. I'll have a look.
In PXSourceList, if an item is editable, a single click on the item puts it in editing mode. Pretty much everywhere else in OSX, the first click selects and the second click triggers editing. Is there a way to get this behavior in PXSourceList?