Re: Split Views
Re: Split Views
- Subject: Re: Split Views
- From: Kevin Ballard <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 00:21:28 -0500
The easiest thing to do is put 2 views together, select them both, and
choose Make Subviews Of -> Split View. This wraps them both in a split
view with the thumb between them. It's really easy.
The one thing I wish was available was a way to wrap multiple views in
an invisible box. Currently you can only wrap them in a visible box,
but then when you make the box invisible (i.e. no border), it moves all
the subviews a pixel to the left and 2 pixels down (or is it the other
way?) and puts padding between the edge of the box and the edge of the
views. The reason to use an invisible box is so if you want a group of
controls to move together when resizing a window (or split view or
whatever). But there's just no way to do that easily.
On Mar 26, 2004, at 11:56 PM, Seth Willits wrote:
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Anyway, this question is: How do you use NSSplitView? Is it like a
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groupbox type of thing where I put all of the views I want to split on
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top of it and it figures out where to draw the thumbs, or is it the
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thumb/pane itself? I tried adding a custom view and changing the class
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to a NSSplitView in the nib but that didn't work. I see that there's a
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"Make View Subclass of / Split View" menu item, but I can't seem to
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ever get it enabled.
--
Kevin Ballard
email@hidden
http://www.tildesoft.com
http://kevin.sb.org
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