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[ANN] Disclosable view updated for 10.2
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[ANN] Disclosable view updated for 10.2


  • Subject: [ANN] Disclosable view updated for 10.2
  • From: Kurt Revis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2002 02:36:59 -0700

As I've mentioned before on this list, I have written a Cocoa view class which can dynamically hide and show the subviews inside of it, resizing its window appropriately. Often these sections are controlled by a "disclosure arrow" control (a gray triangle). You see these in a lot of places, like the Save sheet in Cocoa applications, and the Finder's Get Info windows (on 10.2).

On 10.2, some of Apple's disclosable sections have changed a bit. The views in the disclosure section are now displayed while the window resizes, instead of appearing and disappearing all at once. That is, the other views in the window appear to slide over the views that get shown or hidden.

This is a nice change--it looks a lot smoother. So, I've updated my class to do the same thing. Under 10.2 you'll see the new behavior, and under 10.1 and earlier you'll see the old behavior. No code changes are required for anyone using the class.

http://www.snoize.com/Code/DisclosableView.tar.gz

I hope someone finds this useful!

--
Kurt Revis
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