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Re: number formatting
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Re: number formatting


  • Subject: Re: number formatting
  • From: "Jonathan W. Hendry" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2002 15:04:40 -0600

From: "Lance Bland" <email@hidden>

> On Friday, February 22, 2002, at 08:12 PM, Jonathan W. Hendry wrote:
>
> > Or set up a text field in IB with the desired formatter, and plop
> > that on a custom palette. Use that formatted text field when building
> > new UIs.
>
> We just preformat all the values that go into text fields and place them
> in as strings. It is much easier than having to subclass all the text
> fields in IB or making a custom palette. Also, we've had compatibility
> problems with custom palettes between versions of IB, and some of our
> nibs stopped loading when we used custom palettes.

Hm, I meant the kind of custom palette where you don't need to write any
code - where you can just option-drag a widget from your window onto
the palette, it stays there, and you can use it like any other paletted
thing.

Is that what you've had problems with?

> By the way, is there now documentation for making palettes for IB? Or is
> it still header files only? A pointer to the docs would be appreciated.
> (not a tutorial, but actual reference documentation describing the
> methods).

Dunno.
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