Re: Drawer Content sizing.
Re: Drawer Content sizing.
- Subject: Re: Drawer Content sizing.
- From: Scott <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 04:02:42 -0700
I just tried this with the latest IB 2.0.1 and got some different problems.
My drawer came up much wider than 250, but no matter what I chose as my
width, it didn't change when I tested it.
Brendan said he had luck with setContentSize: each time the drawer is
opened. Sounds like some of us are having different experiences with it,
but none of them consistent. Sounds like a bug to me.
Scott
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On 5/28/01 9:40 PM, "Mark Slater" <email@hidden> wrote:
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This may have been discussed before, because as far as I can see, it's a
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bug in Interface Builder and/or Cocoa.
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I have created a window with a drawer in IB. I've set the Drawer's
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Minimum Content Size to Width 250, and Height 365. However, when the
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drawer opens, the content size is only 200 pixels and some of my
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controls get cut off. When I try to manipulate the sizes directly, the
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view gets distorted (stretched and/or squeezed), and I can't get the
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drawer content size to be consistent with the view's bounds.size, even
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when they've been set using the same source variable.
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OmniWeb and Mail both use drawers, and seem to do so without problems.
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Maybe they're content to let the minimum size stay at the default 200,
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but I can't do that since some of my controls get covered.
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Any suggestions on how to get around this would be great. If it's a bug,
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then I'll just leave it and assume that it will be fixed at some point
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in the next few months (the app is for myself... although I may post it
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when it does something useful).
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Thanks!
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Mark
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