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- From: Björn Carlström <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 12:03:41 +0100
Vidarebefordrat brev:
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Fren: Bjvrn Carlstrvm <email@hidden>
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Datum: den 19 december 2003 12.02.32 MET
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Till: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
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Dmne: Re: Can't instantiate
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>> I want to create a couple of different views and add them to my
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>> window as needed. I would like to create a splitView and a
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>> scrollview for example and add them with their subviews.
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>> Is there another more proper way to deal with this problem?
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> Just put them in an empty "container" NSView.
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I could do that. It just seems wasteful to have an unused NSView lying
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around.
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This is what I did instead. I placed the splitview in my window and
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then removed it on wake up. Then I can put it back whenever needed.
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I'm still curious if there is a REASON why we are not allowed to
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instantiate any class that we want.
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/B
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Vidarebefordrat brev:
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Fren: Bjvrn Carlstrvm <email@hidden>
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Datum: den 19 december 2003 11.57.49 MET
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Till: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
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Dmne: Re: Can't instantiate
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Yes I am. And I'm a bit curious of the logic behind that inconsistency.
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I realize my first post is a bit fuzzy. I want to add views created in
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IB to other views created in IB and i want to do it with code.
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/B
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2003-12-18 kl. 18.05 skrev Fritz Anderson:
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> On 17 Dec 2003, at 4:53 PM, Bjvrn Carlstrvm wrote (about Interface
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> Builder):
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>> I want to create a couple of different views and add them to my
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>> window as needed. I would like to create a splitView and a
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>> scrollview for example and add them with their subviews.
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>> Is there another more proper way to deal with this problem?
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> Just to clarify, are you aware that IB is set up so that you lay out
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> the subviews first, select them, and select "Layout -> Make subviews
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> of -> Scroll View -or- Split View" to put the framing view around the
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> subviews?
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> -- F
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