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Re: NSToolBar in NSSheet
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Re: NSToolBar in NSSheet


  • Subject: Re: NSToolBar in NSSheet
  • From: Anders Totland <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2003 22:57:08 +0200

On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 22:37 Europe/Oslo, Sean Liong wrote:

Hi all,

Upon clicking an button on the application, it will show a NSSheet with a NSToolBar with items. The problem I faced is there is "not smooth" upon loading the NSSheet with NSToolBar on the first execution. Can see that the NSSheet appeared followed by the NSToolBar with a "jerk" feel (appeared not in a whole), but subsequently executions are ok.

I have tried loadWindow function and setupToolbar, before calling the beingSheet: but the effect is worst. Is there any work around??

Thanks & regards,
Sean

Maybe not so helpful, but I have a distinct feeling Toolbars on sheets is bad UI karma. I think AHIG would have a thing or two to say to that. Apart from that... How about starting with the toolbar hidden, then programatically showing it when the sheet has come down?


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