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Re: NSTabView problem in IB




On Jun 11, 2005, at 10:13 PM, john wrote:
I'm having an unusual issue with Interface Builder (2.5.1) where I have a tabless NSTabView and in one of its NSTabViewItems I have another tabless NSTabView. The issue is that I can only have one of them connected to the corresponding outlet - if one is connected and I attempt to connect the other one, I get a message in the Inspector that "myTabView must be of type NSTabView". If I disconnect the NSTabView that is connected the other will happily connect, but I'm unable to connect the one I just disconnected.

Any ideas? Thanks!

-- John

Works fine for me. Are you sure you're not having the problem mentioned in a different thread, where you're trying to connect to the tab view's content view (which is a plain NSView) instead of the tab view itself? That would explain the "myTabView must be of type NSTabView" message. Try making the tab views tabbed and when you Control-drag, drag to the tab and not to the center of the tab view. Or drag just to the veeery edge of the tab view.


--Andy

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