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Re: Static text over an image
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Re: Static text over an image


  • Subject: Re: Static text over an image
  • From: Andre Masse <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 12:28:59 -0400

Thanks for your code snippet, I get the idea now.

Andre Masse


On Oct 30, 2008, at 12:07, Alex Curylo wrote:


The exact details escape me now, but I seem to recall that since the order of -subviews was not completely deterministic depending on what the latest mucking about in the nib had been I resorted to something like


NSView** putTheseInFront = {
  _ibOverlay1,
  _ibTextField2,
  ...
  nil
}

while (*putTheseInFront)
{
  NSView* itsSuperview = [*putTheseInFront superview];
  [[*putTheseInFront retain] removeFromSuperview];
  [itsSuperview addSubview:*putTheseInFront)];
  putTheseInFront++;
}

Not exactly scalable, but it sorted the workflow at hand nicely with no apparent runtime delay.

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