Re: prototyping an interface -> dimming
Re: prototyping an interface -> dimming
- Subject: Re: prototyping an interface -> dimming
- From: m <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 11:10:19 +0100
Sherm Pendley meinte doch tatsdchlich:
On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at 04:19 AM, m wrote:
i'm currently prototyping an interface and wonder if it's possible to
create dimmed portions in a dialog that become active when selecting
a radio button.
Do you mean, enabling/disabling sets of controls when the radio button
selection changes?
yeah.
i'd also like to create something similar to the printing dialog, where
selecting an entry in a popup menu resizes the dialog and loads a new
view, but that's another story (and i can understand that this can only
be done by coding).
If that's what you mean, yes, that can certainly be done. Although,
there's no way I know of to do that directly in IB - it takes a bit of
coding.
hm... :(
creating different tabless tabviews. this works for demo-purposes,
but the programmer won't be able to actually use the interface that
way.
I don't see why not. The programmer can easily switch tabs in response
to radio button selection changes, or in response to some other GUI
event. In fact, without visible tabs for the user to click, the *only*
way to switch panes in a tabbed view is through code.
nah, i'm doing it via connections and "next pane", "previous pane"
right now in interface builder. but that's... well... not how it should
work in the final product, i guess. :)
m
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