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\pard\tx560\tx1140\tx1680\tx2240\tx2800\tx3440\tx3920\tx4480\tx5040\tx11520\f0\b0\i0\ulnone\fs24\fc0\cf0 /* MiscSwapViewByMatrix.m \
*\
* This is a SwapView that can handle swapping triggered by objects inside\
* a matrix. Sorry no multiple buttons inside a matrix.
\b (Actually, you can\
* do multiple buttons.. see test.nib)
\b0 \
*\
* For more interface-info see the header file. More in depth information\
* can be found here in the source-code.\
*\
* Written by: Thomas Engel, R. Todd Thomas\
* Created: 24.01.1994 (Copyleft)\
* Last modified: 22.12.1994\
*\
*
\b Changes are in bold black.
\b0 \
*/\
\
#import <misckit/misckit.h>\
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@implementation MiscSwapViewByMatrix\
\
- swapContentView:sender\
\{\
\b // The trigger (sender) can either be the matrix (on behalf of one \
// of it's cells) or you one of the cells itself. Therefore we have \
// to check.\
// Well...if the sender does not know about selectedCells...it might be\
// a Cell itself.\
// Well we assume here that the superclass is smart enough to deal with\
// stupid input.\
\b0 \
if( [sender respondsTo:@selector(selectedCell)] )\
return [super swapContentView:[sender selectedCell]];\
\
return [super swapContentView:sender];\
\}\
\
@end\
\
/*\
* History: 22.12.94 Made the class more general for any kind of input.\
*\
* 25.09.94 Adjusted swapContentView: to work with either the\
* matrix or cell as the trigger.\
*\
* 24.02.94 Made it conform to the new swapView methods.\
*\
* 24.01.94 Made it MiscSwap conform.\
*\
* 08.01.94 Derived from the basic swapController to serve the need\
* to handle different buttons inside a scrollable matrix.\
*\
*\
* Bugs: Not here!\
*/
}
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