I am seeing this problem on Tiger. My Leopard copy hasn't arrived
yet. I saw that problem using Xcode 2.4.1 and 2.5 and according to
Apple's HIView notes, and even one message by Eric Schlegel to this
list, the data browser in compositing windows should be supported on
Mac OS X 10.3 or later. Therefore I assume that the data browser is a
HIView now, or am I making a wrong assumption? Therefore, I guess I
am also asking: has anyone successfully managed to have a working nib-
based data browser on a compositing window? If so, are there crucial
steps to make the data browser work (= draw) when you move your code
from non-compositing windows to compositing windows?
JV
On 2007/11/02, at 05:47, Kevin Grant wrote:
I don't think the data browser supports compositing windows in
all versions of Mac OS X. In what version are you seeing
problems?
Kevin G.
Hello List
I am debugging a project that I ported from CFM (which used
PowerPlant as a framework) to Mach-O (which is based on Apple's
HIFramework). I'm happy that I removed all the PP dependencies I
had, but there's a lot of weird GUI stuff going on.
For instance, all views based on the data browser do not draw; I
moved them to compositing windows; I can add columns and rows and
the scroll bars grow accordingly but the contents are not drawn,
and that includes the column headers (all I see is the gray
background moving up and down as I scroll down and up); is there
anything I must do in order for these now nib-based data browsers
to draw; I am NOT using any custom content, just plain vanilla
content with two checkbox columns, one date column and one icon-
text column.
BTW, I called HIViewSetVisible( view, true ) and
HIViewSetNeedsDisplay( view, true ) to no avail. The problem still
persists. Other controls are drawn as expected in the very same
windows.
Any help is appreciated,
JV
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