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You know Visual Studio, that awesome element called “ListBox”? Just a box that would list a bunch of strings.
I am now working with XCode, and I found this class in the interface builder “NSScrollView”. It seems to be able to list me a couple strings. It says it got a NSTextView inside, but, how do I access it?
I am not even sure if NSScrollView is the correct solution I need, but if I could simply access the NSTextView inside it, I think it would be enough.
See NSTableView.
As for getting to a text view inside a scroll view, create an Interface Builder outlet (IBOutlet) and connect it to the text view itself, rather than the scroll view.