Since macOS 10.13 we can use NSTableView with automatic row heights, thanks to the new property usesAutomaticRowHeights
and of course auto layout. This works qu
If you use NSTextField's in your design, make sure the Desired Width
setting of each NSTextField with dynamic height, is set to Automatic
. This setting is located in the Size Inspector.
Changing this resulted in automatic recalculation of the tableview row heights.
Something that worked for me was to include the tableViewColumnDidResize
notification method in the NSTableviewDelegate. There you can call the noteHeightOfRows
method of the table view. Here is an implementation:
//Recalculate when the screen moves
func tableViewColumnDidResize(_ notification: Notification) {
let allIndex = IndexSet(integersIn:0..<self.YOURTABLE.numberOfRows)
YOURTABLE.noteHeightOfRows(withIndexesChanged: allIndex)
}
Here are the links to the documentation: tableViewColumnDidResize and noteHeightOfRows