nstablecellview

Is it necessary to subclass NSTableView or NSTableCellView to create a custom drag image when the tableView is the drag source? If not, what is the magic method I am missing to do this? I cannot seem to find anything solid. NSTableCellView subclasses have can (slightly mysteriously) override: @property(retain, readonly) NSArray *draggingImageComponents (array of NSDraggingImageComponent instances that will get composited together (who knows in what fashion they get composited...)) NSTableView itself has - (NSImage *)dragImageForRowsWithIndexes:(NSIndexSet *)dragRows tableColumns:(NSArray *

This question already has an answer here: Respond to mouse events in text field in view-based table view 5 answers I have a view based NSTableView in which the cells contain a number of controls including text fields and edit fields. When a user tries to click on a control within a cell in order to, for example, start editing a text field, the click's main objective is ignored and the cell gets selected. Another click is then needed to perform the action originally intended, and even this click is subject to a delay before it's taken into account. How can I avoid this problem and have the row