On Nov 8, 2007, at 13:26, John Stiles wrote:
I've noticed that Interface Builder shows not only a "frame" value
for object sizes, but also a "layout" value.
I am trying to create a few controls programatically and it seems
like I'd get results a lot closer to what I'm expecting if I could
create them with a "layout" rectangle instead of a "frame"
rectangle. For instance, if I make an NSTabView, it's
significantly inset compared to the NSRect I've set. But if I go
into IB and create a tab control and set up its "layout" rectangle
to match what I want, the positioning is perfect.
So programatically, how do I work with "layout" rectangles instead
of "frames"?
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Reference/
NSViewIBAdditions_Reference/Reference/Reference.html perhaps?
I know that technically I could just hard-code the margin sizes of
controls but I am hoping to avoid this… it doesn't seem future-proof.
This was the only route prior to 10.5, sadly.
Joe Ranieri
Lead Magician, Alacatia Labs, Inc.
http://alacatia.com
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