Re: make a step-by-step wizard
Re: make a step-by-step wizard
- Subject: Re: make a step-by-step wizard
- From: Greg Hulands <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 14 Jul 2002 14:51:58 +1000
In interface builder, create the Wizard structure and where you want all the
steps to go, make it a NSBox, have the controller class of this manage which
view it displays. Just because the view is not visible, does not mean it
does not exist and its values do not contain anything.
There is code around (I think in OmniAppKit) that has code for an Inspector.
A wizard is technically similar to an Inspector in the fact that it has
multiple subviews, but only displays one at a time.
Greg
On 14/7/02 2:35 PM, "Hok Chun So" <email@hidden> allegedly made the
following allegations:
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Dear all,
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If I want to create a wizard which guides user to do sth step-by-step,
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how can I do so?
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In a wizard, when user finishes the setting in step 1, user click "next"
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and then perform other operation in step 2. But the UI widgets in the
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wizard window must be redrawn when user click "next". And the widgets
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in step 1 should be cached somewhere.
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That means, I have to redraw the contents of the window for step 2
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programmatically. Am I correct?
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Is there any ways/tricks which can help me to create a wizard using
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Interface builder so that Interface builder can create the UI for every
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step of the wizard?
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Thanks for your help.
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Bill So
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