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Re: NSDrawer newbie question
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Re: NSDrawer newbie question


  • Subject: Re: NSDrawer newbie question
  • From: Mike Dean <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 09 Sep 2002 20:20:22 -0600

Quite right! Thank you.

>>> Jeremy Dronfield <email@hidden> 09/09/02 09:43AM >>>
On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 03:37 pm, Mike Dean wrote:
> -(void) AcceptChanges:(id)sender
> ...
> setvars etc.
> NSLog(@"Have changed the values");
> [variablesDrawer close];
> NSLog(@"Drawer should have closed");
> ...
> but of course, while both messages appear in the console, the drawer
> remains
> open until I use the button in theparent window.

One possibility is that you've used IB to connect your open/close button
to the drawer's toggle action, and then forgotten to hook your
controller class's variablesDrawer outlet to the drawer...?

-Jeremy

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