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Noob Playing with Windows


  • Subject: Noob Playing with Windows
  • From: Nicholas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 21:51:16 -0400

Hi all,

While I have some programming experience I am new to OS X development and Cocoa, so please be gentle. I have been fooling around with Interface Builder and different NSViews in an effort to replicate the way the System Preferences window displays itself. The window resizes itself as its content changes. In effect it drops up and down like a sheet as you click along the toolbar but it does not have modal properties (at least I don't think it does) because you always have access to the toolbar. I'm sure there is a way to programmatically draw the new content (Custom view maybe?), set the new window size and send -setNeedsDisplay, but is there a way to design each view in Interface Builder?

I have gone through some Docs and I'm reading some books, but I'm not sure If I'm digesting it all properly. Also, the search page for the archive wasn't functioning, so I apologize if this was asked already. Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Nick
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