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NSDrawer, IB "springs", etc.
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  • Subject: NSDrawer, IB "springs", etc.
  • From: Keith Renz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 16:34:19 -0400

I'm having difficulty getting the contents of a drawer (2 tables and 2
checkboxes) to remain positioned in the drawer when the drawer is dragged
open and close (like the contents of a real drawer in a chest). Here's the
setup...

The drawer's default is on the right side of the window. There is a standard
NSView attached to the drawer's contentView. There are 2 small tables (8 rows
or so) and 2 checkboxes in the view.

NSDrawer -> NSView (drawer's contentView) -> NSTableView
NSTableView
NSButton
NSButton

The drawer's content size is set at 235 with a min = 0 and a max = 300.

I have tried every combination of IB's springs for the view, tables and
buttons to get the behavior I want. I thought I understood what they mean,
but I guess I don't.

Can someone please give me a definitive explanation of the springs and what I
need to do to pin my drawer's contents to the drawer?

Thanks,

Keith
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