An NSControl subclass which provides a spreadsheet-style table grid, forked (originally) from mattball/mbtablegrid.
- Display very large numbers of rows/columns with good performance
- Custom background colour per cell
- Display grab handle in corner of selection
- Extend selection with shift key
- Autoscroll
- Drag to re-arrange rows or columns
- Clickable sort indicators
- NEW Dark Mode compatible
- NEW Show/hide the header and footer views
- NEW Find/Replace via the standard Cocoa Find bar
- NEW Scroll-under vibrancy effects with neighboring NSVisualEffectViews
- macOS 10.10 (Yosemite) or later
- Matt Ball - original version
- Mikecsh
- Brendan Duddridge
- David Sinclair
- kdbdallas
- Tommy van der Vorst
- Demitri Muna
- Christian Tietze
- Evan Miller
Contributions are very welcome. I will merge contributions provided that contributors agree to release their contributions under the license below.
Original code:
Copyright (c) 2008 Matthew Ball - http://www.mattballdesign.com
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