Hi,I can't really provide any code, but what I have is a NSBrowser hooked into CoreData, with the ability to add and remove entities in the hiearchy.I've tried hooking a double click event up to an IBAction (though a single click is what I'm ultimately after), from here I can get a reference to the browser. Then I was attempting to get the selected item in the appropriate column, but on the first column I was getting an empty array back when printing the indexPath. I must be doing something wrong there. I removed the non working code so I can't post here.I have read the docs, but I'm obviously missing something.I have seen that dcandi code before but it doesn't handle editing of file names, by clicking.I'll have another go at the indexpath func, and see if I implemented my logic wrong. If I still don't have any look I'll look to post some of the code here.thanksMark

Hi,sorry I wasn't trying to be awkard, the code was in a private repo so I couldn't link to it. I've had to move things around so I could extract the bits that you would need to look at, and made it accessible here : https://github.com/githublemming/tempRepo.What I meant by I removed the non working code so I can't post here. was that I had tried something, found it didn't work, deleted it; tried something else, didn't work, etc.What I can't work out is:* When I double click on a row, how can I make the cell editable, like you would do for a filename in Finder* Then I guess when I get that working, how do I detect that editing has finished* Then finally how can I get a reference to the new value.Thanks for trying to help.Mark

Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried that and got the same error.

Hey, thanks for looking into this. Yes the BugCode was just the bare minimum I needed to look into this issue. It won't be fully formed code, and yes there probably are some missing assets. I've tried a couple of variants of nib loading code, but they all seem to give me that same error. I haven't tried creating the view without it being backed by a xib file, but I'll give that a go and see what happens. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the response. I’ll give that a go

I've managed to get the co-sysdiagnose file from the watch. I have extracted it, but there are a LOT of files there. I looked in the sysdiagnose.log file for the word cloud but there was nothing about the container? Was that the correct file? This is my first time doing this is there any documentation that explains what the files contain, how to read them, and which files I should look in to check for specific problems? Thanks

Good Point, the package had the wrong information in it for platforms, and I'll update that. I was getting 10.x mixed up with the new release. Thanks