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Re: Finder "like" NSView,


  • Subject: Re: Finder "like" NSView,
  • From: Mark Munz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 09:50:51 -0700

On Mar 25, 2004, at 9:11 AM, Matt Jaffa wrote:

Hi,

I asked this question already but reposting to see if I can get a reply.

I want to implement a View like finder, in that on the left side can click on the image and text,
and then on the right side display stuff according to what was clicked.

Want it to look very similar to accounts in System Preferences, select something and according to
selection display related information.

Anyone know of any examples, or actually have done a project like this themselves?


Check out the SS_PrefsController code at: <http://www.scotlandsoftware.com/>
It shows you how to do a Safari-like panel, switching out different Nibs as needed.

The MultipleNibTabView might be useful too (its an Example project in /Developer/Examples/InterfaceBuilder/)

OmniFramework does a System Preferences-like view pretty well, but it's a little too big for my taste (and it's a lot harder to extract usable code out of the framework without dragging a whole bunch of other stuff with it). Might learn from looking at it though.

You basically need to understand manipulating (adding/removing) NSViews, which is actually pretty straight forward. I used SS_PrefsController to learn how to do some of that. Worked well for me.

Mark Munz
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