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Re: Oddity with Windows
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Re: Oddity with Windows


  • Subject: Re: Oddity with Windows
  • From: Matt Neuburg <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 08:04:55 -0700

On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 22:37:50 -0700, Adam Thayer <email@hidden> said:

>I am trying to setup a sheet before opening it, without actually forcing
>myself to link the sheet's items to a class using IB first (for the sake
>of possible future functionality).

I'm in complete sympathy with your aims.

>The method works this way so far: grab
>the view for the sheet, and then start grabbing subviews via tags I place
>on the items... This works okay except for some small glitches. The main
>one is that I cannot find subviews if the tabgroup I use is not set to the
>particular tab

Certainly you can find them. You just can't find them using NSView's
viewWithTag, which is decidedly weenie (a technical programming term). My
solution is the following, which I add to NSView in a category. It knows
how to drill down into tabviewitems and matrices in the hunt for a tag
value.

- (id) myViewWithTag: (int) i {
id obj = [self viewWithTag: i];
if (obj) return obj;
// didn't find it, look in other ways
if ([self isKindOfClass: [NSTabView class]]) {
// look thru all tabs
NSEnumerator* ee;
NSTabViewItem* tvi;
ee = [[(NSTabView*) self tabViewItems] objectEnumerator];
while ((tvi = [ee nextObject])) {
id obj = [[tvi view] myViewWithTag: i];
if (obj) return obj;
}
} else if ([self isKindOfClass: [NSMatrix class]]) {
NSEnumerator* ee;
id c;
ee = [[(NSMatrix*) self cells] objectEnumerator];
while ((c = [ee nextObject])) {
if ([c tag] == i) return c;
}
} else {
NSEnumerator* ee;
NSView* aView;
ee = [[self subviews] objectEnumerator];
while ((aView = [ee nextObject])) {
id obj;
obj = [aView myViewWithTag: i];
if (obj) return obj;
}
}
return nil;
}

m.

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