With this code I'm able to populate the items in an NSComboBox
, but the combobox itself is always empty when you expand it in the app.
The number of items being logged is accurate. I know this is rather basic, but I've read and re-read the docs at developer.apple.com and have looked for examples of comboboxes in Swift to no avail, which is quite surprising to me.
@IBOutlet var someComboBox: NSComboBox!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
someComboBox = NSComboBox()
someComboBox.addItemWithObjectValue("Foo")
someComboBox.addItemWithObjectValue("Bar")
someComboBox.addItemWithObjectValue("Baz")
println(someComboBox.numberOfItems)
}
and the result:
Your comboBox is an
IBOutlet
, so the object is created for you already by the Storyboard; you just need to initialize it. So remove:because that is allocating a new combo box and overwriting the reference to the one created in the Storyboard. Your new comboBox is not the one that is on screen.