Trying to render a tableview

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Trying to render a tableview

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Last edited May 24, 2019

Created on May 24, 2019

This example shows a simple table view populated with seven columns of numeric string data across four rows, all rendered inside a scrollable window. The code uses the Objective-C based Cocoa framework with its `NSTableView`, `NSTableColumn`, and `NSScrollView` classes to build the interface. Data is provided through a custom `NSTableViewDataSource` implementation, which supplies rows via `numberOfRowsInTableView` and cell values through `tableView:objectValueForTableColumn`, pulling from a hardcoded array of dictionaries. The table displays two visible columns, "First" and "Second," within a scroll view that supports both horizontal and vertical scrolling.

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