Re: [Bibdesk-develop] do your column widths really behave themselves?

[James H. <jho...@sy...>]

On Apr 29, 2005, at 5:31 PM, Maxwell, Adam R wrote:

>
> On Apr 29, 2005, at 14:11, James Howison wrote:
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>> I'm not sure how to start debugging this, where are the sizes saved?  
>> It doesn't just happen with Container and the Author and Date fields 
>> have been shrinking slightly for at least a few months ;)
>
> They're set in setupTableColumns, according to BDSKColumnWidthsKey 
> from preferences.  It gets updated by tableViewColumnDidResize in the 
> datasource, so try some NSLogs to make sure that works correctly.

Ok, will do.

>> ((BTW, if one manually types in Title to the "Add Column" box you can 
>> add the Title twice, but you can't get rid of it again because it 
>> doesn't show up in the View menu)).  I'll try to fix that now by not 
>> allowing Title to be added (because it is always there, right?)
>
> Don't add a special case for Title.  There should be a more general 
> solution for not adding columns twice.

Yeah, I had a quick look then had to go out.  Basically if think we 
need to unique the NSMutableArray, while retaining the order in the 
original. I was thinking of copying each object to a new NSMutableArray 
in order if and only if the item doesn't already exist in the new 
array.

We are agreed that there is never any need to add a column twice?

--James
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