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Re: Cocoa an Resource Forks
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Re: Cocoa an Resource Forks


  • Subject: Re: Cocoa an Resource Forks
  • From: Scott Herz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2001 10:02:46 -0700

IB has a public API for creating your own palettes and inspectors. I think this would do most of what you want. Check out the newly updated BusyPalette example in /Developer/Example/InterfaceBuilder.

We also have an editor API, but, admittedly, it needs more documentation and polish. With the editor API you could build your own on-screen editor which would directly manipulate your controls instead of just setting parameters in an inspector.

Soon we hope to give the editor API the same treatment we gave the palette/inspector API for 2.0.1.

Scott.

Speaking of which, is there a way in IB to create say a custom "editor"
for one's object? I guess I'm looking for something like MetroWerk's
Constructor app. It's easy to define an object's field type and an
appropriate editor will be used for that field. e.g. one such field could
be an int that could only have a certain range of values (e.g. month).
It would be cool to open up your object and be able to assign a value via
a popup button.

Rick Sharp
Instant Interactive(tm)
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