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  • Subject: dimmed subview
  • From: nicolas berloquin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 20:09:56 +0200

Hi !

after all the discussion yesterday, I finally tried many different things, and I seem to be stuck.
I'm trying to install a customview as a subview of a scrollerview (the latter being declared in a nib file).
My custom view is declared inside its own nib file also, and I load it with loadNibNamed:

I insert my custom view inside a dynamically created NSView that I setup as the setDocumentView of my
NSScrollerView.
I can see the view is drawn (the custom view) when I run my app, but my view remains desperatly "disabled":
everyhing in it is dimmed, buttons, text fields etc...

I believe I'm missing some important point here. I read everything I could about nsviews, nscontrols etc etc
and I don't know what to do...

any suggestion ?

thanks !
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