The Surprising Intricacies of Editing Parts of NSTableView
Editing NSTableView cells with a double-click is the default behavior. I wrote about how to make the column header cells editable already. But in order to figure out how to end an active editing session when the user hits ⌘S to save the document, I grew more and more disappointed by the day.
How to Edit NSTableView Headers with a Double-Click
When you work with view-based NSTableViews, cells by default contain a NSTextField. You can edit cell contents with them. The headers are not designed to be edited, though. You don’t have much control over the column headings from Interface Builder. So you have to build this yourself.
How I Edited my Last Zettelkasten Post and Came up With Something Even Shorter Than the Post Itself
I struggled with my last article on the Zettelkasten portal because I didn’t know how to express a tiny piece of theoretical background in the right way. It was about a constructivist approach to cognition and information. Because it bugged me so much, I began to write this journal entry while editing the article. Maybe you’d like to have a look behind the scenes, so here it is.