Re: IB and NSSplitView headaches
Re: IB and NSSplitView headaches
- Subject: Re: IB and NSSplitView headaches
- From: Tom Harrington <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 09:20:36 -0600
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 06:25:22 -0700, Louis C. Sacha
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Are the views overlapping each other when you select them and add
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them to the splitview?
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That's the only way that I can replicate the behavior you are
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describing. Note that sometimes the drawn border of a widget doesn't
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necessarily indicate its frame.
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If that's the problem, all you have to do is move them apart far
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enough that there is no chance that they are overlapping, and make
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sure that they are in the correct relative position to each other,
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and it should work just fine. Any extra space between the views is
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automagically removed (and the views are resized, aligned, etc) when
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you add the views to the splitview, so there's no need for any extra
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work in that regard.
Yes, that was it, thanks. I hadn't noticed the overlap, because the
views in question are borderless NSBoxes I had created by grouping
other views-- so the elements I'd drawn out had no overlap, but the
NSBoxes did. I would have thought that the dimension adjustment you
get when grouping in a split view (as with removing the extra space
that you mention) would have dealt with this correctly, but apparently
not. Oh well, at least now I've got what I need. Thanks for the tip.
--
Tom Harrington
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