How to sort an NSOutlineView easily by a custom property?
I need to sort an NSOutlineView
in ascending/alphabetical order. My NSOutlineView
is used as a tree view for my application.
Example of what i want to achieve:
+ Files
- A file.c
- A file.d
- A file.fs
- A file.go
- A file.py
- A file.swift
What I currently get is that the files are not sorted in any particular order which is not what I need.
Node Structure:
struct Node {
var name: String // The file name (we need to split to get the ext)
var children = [Node]() // Any child nodes, this works
var isDirectory: Bool // Is it a directory?
}
swift sorting cocoa nsoutlineview
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I need to sort an NSOutlineView
in ascending/alphabetical order. My NSOutlineView
is used as a tree view for my application.
Example of what i want to achieve:
+ Files
- A file.c
- A file.d
- A file.fs
- A file.go
- A file.py
- A file.swift
What I currently get is that the files are not sorted in any particular order which is not what I need.
Node Structure:
struct Node {
var name: String // The file name (we need to split to get the ext)
var children = [Node]() // Any child nodes, this works
var isDirectory: Bool // Is it a directory?
}
swift sorting cocoa nsoutlineview
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I need to sort an NSOutlineView
in ascending/alphabetical order. My NSOutlineView
is used as a tree view for my application.
Example of what i want to achieve:
+ Files
- A file.c
- A file.d
- A file.fs
- A file.go
- A file.py
- A file.swift
What I currently get is that the files are not sorted in any particular order which is not what I need.
Node Structure:
struct Node {
var name: String // The file name (we need to split to get the ext)
var children = [Node]() // Any child nodes, this works
var isDirectory: Bool // Is it a directory?
}
swift sorting cocoa nsoutlineview
I need to sort an NSOutlineView
in ascending/alphabetical order. My NSOutlineView
is used as a tree view for my application.
Example of what i want to achieve:
+ Files
- A file.c
- A file.d
- A file.fs
- A file.go
- A file.py
- A file.swift
What I currently get is that the files are not sorted in any particular order which is not what I need.
Node Structure:
struct Node {
var name: String // The file name (we need to split to get the ext)
var children = [Node]() // Any child nodes, this works
var isDirectory: Bool // Is it a directory?
}
swift sorting cocoa nsoutlineview
swift sorting cocoa nsoutlineview
asked Dec 28 '18 at 5:45
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You can't sort a view. The solution is to provide sorted data and/or implement NSOutlineViewDataSource
method outlineView(_:sortDescriptorsDidChange:)
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You can't sort a view. The solution is to provide sorted data and/or implement NSOutlineViewDataSource
method outlineView(_:sortDescriptorsDidChange:)
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You can't sort a view. The solution is to provide sorted data and/or implement NSOutlineViewDataSource
method outlineView(_:sortDescriptorsDidChange:)
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You can't sort a view. The solution is to provide sorted data and/or implement NSOutlineViewDataSource
method outlineView(_:sortDescriptorsDidChange:)
.
You can't sort a view. The solution is to provide sorted data and/or implement NSOutlineViewDataSource
method outlineView(_:sortDescriptorsDidChange:)
.
edited Dec 28 '18 at 13:05
answered Dec 28 '18 at 9:05
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