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NSProgressIndicator: bug?
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NSProgressIndicator: bug?


  • Subject: NSProgressIndicator: bug?
  • From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 18:34:44 +0100

I'm seeing problems with the NSProgressIndicator widget on Mac OS X 10.2.x in the following case.

I have such a widget in a window. It needs to be hidden when it's not animated (indeterminate or not). And the animation is set to be threaded via the setUsesThreadedAnimation: method.

On 10.2, there's a bug in InterfaceBuilder: the "Display when stopped" options is not correctly saved (at least with the 10.1 compatible format I prefer due to other bugs in the 10.2 format on 10.2).

When I set this option via the code, I'm not getting the appropriate result: the NSProgressIndicator is not displayed.

My current conclusion is that there could be a bug in the API on 10.2 : you can't have both setUsesThreadedAnimation: and setDisplayedWhenStopped: set to YES. In any case that's why my tests are showing.

Any second thought before I filed a bug report?
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