Re: [Rubycocoa-talk] Detecting double-clicks.

[Will T. <wi...@th...>]

You should use the - (void)setDoubleAction:(SEL)aSelector and - (void) 
setTarget:(id)anObject methods on the table and outline views to call  
a method on a delegate object. You can then use clickedRow and  
clickedColumn to find out where you clicked.

On 17 Sep 2005, at 2:39 am, Dave Howell wrote:

> This is a nice, normal, totally on-topic query. :) I have a window.  
> It's got a TableView and an OutlineView. I want to know when a row  
> in either one has been double-clicked so I can open a new 'detail'  
> window for the clicked item. I thought this would work:
>
> class ProjectInterface < OSX::NSWindowController
>
>     ns_overrides  :mouseDown_
>     ib_outlet :projectListView, :taskListView, :window
>
>     def mouseDown(event)
>         if event.clickCount > 1 then
>             puts "I've detected a double-click."
>         end
>     end
> end
>
> Alas, it works, but only on every part of the window BUT the two  
> Views that I want it to work on! I don't care if I've double- 
> clicked the border of the window, after all. :) What am I missing  
> here?
>