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> Do I need to do something different now that my NSTableView is sitting inside
> a NSTabView rather than in the NSWindow?
An NSTableView can't be "inside" an NSTabView; it can be in an
NSTabViewItem, however. Anyway, the answer is no; you probably just lost
some connection, so recheck them. Keep in mind that the way an NSTabView
works is by ripping a view right out of the window each time you change
NSTabViewItems; this can make a difference to how and when you
populate.... m.

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Gary - 28 Aug 2005 20:30 GMT
> An NSTableView can't be "inside" an NSTabView; it can be in an
> NSTabViewItem, however. Anyway, the answer is no; you probably just lost
> some connection, so recheck them. Keep in mind that the way an NSTabView
> works is by ripping a view right out of the window each time you change
> NSTabViewItems; this can make a difference to how and when you
> populate.... m.
Yep, I'd missed the delegate and datasource. No indication that I had missed
these from IB or XCode! Thanks.

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