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Hi,

Problem:  I'm writing a custom Matrix class, which contains multiple cell  
classes.  I am putting this custom Matrix class in a palette.  I  
initialize my Matrix with one row (each column containing different cell  
classes). So far so good.  Now I really would want to be able to  
alternate-drag new rows in IB.  So off I go to try to find what methods IB  
sends a Matrix when alternate-dragging...mystery.   I would have thought  
that somewhere it would end up using makeCellAt:: or renew, but nope it  
doesn't.  What it does is to actually creating new *empty* rows and  
columns.  This I can understand, as my Matrix class doesn't have a single  
prototype or cell class to copy, but what I don't understand is: what  
method does IB use to add empty rows to the matrix ?  I have tried under  
gdb to trap all possible methods which alter the row (and column number)  
of a Matrix, but none of them seem to be called.  The only thing which  
seems to get called is sizeTo::.  Is there some undocumented method that  
the Matrix IBEditor uses to do this ?

-Thanks,	Kjartan

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Kjartan Pierre Emilsson			e-mail: kjartan@ecu.unice.fr
Non-Linear Institute of Nice		tel.: 93 52 98 36 
Universite de Nice - Sophia Antipolis	fax: 93 52 98 48
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Nice, FRANCE