Re: Custom classes in Gorm

[Gregory Casamento]

Andreas,

This is a known issue which I am currently attempting to fix.   I apologize for
the problem.   The easiest way to get around it for now is to use the custom
view.

Thanks, GJC
--- Andreas Heppel <aheppel@web.de> wrote:
> Folks,
> I have encountered the following problem. I was creating a window in Gorm 
> (latest CVS) containing an NSTableView. As I need to overwrite one or two 
> methods of the table view, I need a subclass. Thus, I created a new class in 
> Gorm pointed the table view in my window to this class as "custom class" and 
> thought, I was done. Unfortunately, when the table is displayed now (either 
> application or in Gorm), all columns are gone :-( They are not only "not 
> displayed", but the table has no columns. I know, because the table does no 
> longer ask its delegate for data. This is not what I would expect.
> Am I doing something utterly wrong, is my thinking kind of weird, or is this 
> a problem in loading .gorm files/directories?
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> Andreas
> 
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