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Re: NSToolbar Acting as Tabs
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Re: NSToolbar Acting as Tabs


  • Subject: Re: NSToolbar Acting as Tabs
  • From: "Thomas Deniau" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 12:00:41 -0400

> I can do toolbars; I can do tabs. The question is how to make a toolbar so
> it changes window content LIKE tabs?

Use an "invisible" tabview (there is a tabless option in IB) and then just
call the method to change the selected tab view item when the toolnar button
is clicked...

> The prime example of this would be how
> System Preferences works.

If you can afford 600 additional kilobytes in your app, consider using the
OmniAppKit.
They have something which exactly reproduces the system preferences
behavior.

--
Thomas Deniau
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