MacOS-equivalent of "tableview:didSelectRowAtIndex"

[Danneman]

I've just started MacOS-programming from having done some iOS-programming, and am finding a lot of things that differ, especially on how to set up a tableview.

I've managed to set up a simple tableview and populate it via a plist using this tutorial: http://andrehoffmann.wordpress.com/2...esxcode-3-1-3/

However, I'm at a loss to how to register pressing a row/cell. In iOS I used the "didSelectRowAtIndex", but that's apparently not how to do it in MacOS.

So my question is: what's the equivalent of that function in macos? Or rather, is there perhaps a conversion-tutorial/docs anywhere? I've looked, but found nothing...

[Bertrand21]

Originally Posted by Danneman

I've just started MacOS-programming from having done some iOS-programming, and am finding a lot of things that differ, especially on how to set up a tableview.

I've managed to set up a simple tableview and populate it via a plist using this tutorial: http://andrehoffmann.wordpress.com/2...esxcode-3-1-3/

However, I'm at a loss to how to register pressing a row/cell. In iOS I used the "didSelectRowAtIndex", but that's apparently not how to do it in MacOS.

So my question is: what's the equivalent of that function in macos? Or rather, is there perhaps a conversion-tutorial/docs anywhere? I've looked, but found nothing...

It will post a NSNotification

[mox]

Try that ;-)

- (void)tableViewSelectionDidChange:(NSNotification *)aNotification {
  NSLog(@"row selected is: %i", [[aNotification object] selectedRow]);
}