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Re: NSProgressIndicator in 10.2: Buggy?
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Re: NSProgressIndicator in 10.2: Buggy?


  • Subject: Re: NSProgressIndicator in 10.2: Buggy?
  • From: Buzz Andersen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 11:02:42 -0600

Hmm...good to know, thanks! That seems to fix things as far as IB is concerned, but I can't seem to get the change to carry over to my application. I changed that setting, and I have tried exiting IB, re-opening IB and re-saving the file, cleaning my project's targets, deleting the build directory, and lots of other things, but I can't seem to get the change to carry over to my actual built application.

Any ideas?

Thanks again,
Buzz

On Thursday, August 29, 2002, at 09:41 AM, Rhon Fitzwater wrote:

Not sure if this is the problem, but in Interface Builder there is a preference for Nib compatibility. You have to select 10.2 or later for the spinning progress indicator to not turn into a bar when you compile, and the same for show when stopped. Hope this helps.

-Rhon
On Thursday, August 29, 2002, at 11:05 AM, Buzz Andersen wrote:

Hi all,
I am attempting to use Jaguar's circular-style NSProgressIndicator in my application, but I am finding it rather frustrating. I keep going into IB and selecting "Spinning Style" and unchecking "Display When Stopped". I save my NIB and exit, but when I go back in, it is reset to "Bar Style" and "Display When Stopped" is rechecked. I can take care of the style problem by setting it programmatically in my awakeFromNib, like so:

[spinnyThing setStyle: NSProgressIndicatorSpinningStyle];

But my attempts make the indicator invisible when not spinning have been less successful. I can do the following...

[spinnyThing setDisplayedWhenStopped: NO];

...and it works with one catch: when the app initially starts, it is visible, and remains so until after the first time the indicator is animated, at which point it disappears (as it is supposed to).

Am I just missing something here, or is this buggy behavior? Does anyone know any workarounds?

Thanks...

--
Buzz Andersen
email: email@hidden
web: http://www.scifihifi.com
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