Re: NSProgressIndicator: bug?
Re: NSProgressIndicator: bug?
- Subject: Re: NSProgressIndicator: bug?
- From: Jörn Salewski <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 01 Feb 2004 23:30:53 +0100
am 01.02.2004 18:34 Uhr schrieb Stiphane Sudre unter email@hidden:
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I'm seeing problems with the NSProgressIndicator widget on Mac OS X
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10.2.x in the following case.
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I have such a widget in a window. It needs to be hidden when it's not
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animated (indeterminate or not). And the animation is set to be
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threaded via the setUsesThreadedAnimation: method.
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On 10.2, there's a bug in InterfaceBuilder: the "Display when stopped"
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options is not correctly saved (at least with the 10.1 compatible
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format
It can not be saved in 10.1 format nibs because this feature/ method
(setdisplayWhenStoped) is a 10.2+ thing.
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I prefer due to other bugs in the 10.2 format on 10.2).
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May I ask which they are?
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When I set this option via the code, I'm not getting the appropriate
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result: the NSProgressIndicator is not displayed.
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Maybe you need to enforce redisplay (setNeedsDisplay:YES) of the view so
that this newly set flag can be taken into account for drawing and showing
(or in this case not showing) its state.
If this is the case, perhaps one wouldn't call it a bug. But I'm not sure;
haven't used progress indicators that much.
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My current conclusion is that there could be a bug in the API on 10.2 :
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you can't have both setUsesThreadedAnimation: and
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setDisplayedWhenStopped: set to YES. In any case that's why my tests
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are showing.
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Yours,
Joern Salewski
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